@article{Capabilities:11097,
      author = {Tam, K and Forshaw, K and Jones, KD},
      url = {http://library.imarest.org/record/11097},
      journal = {Conference Proceedings of ICMET},
      title = {Cyber-SHIP: Developing Next Generation Maritime Cyber  Research Capabilities},
      abstract = {As a growing global threat, cyber-attacks can cost  millions of dollars or endanger national stability and  human lives. While relatively well understood in most  sectors, it is becoming clear that, although the maritime  sector is becoming more digitally advanced (e.g.,  autonomy), it is not well protected against cyber or  cyber-physical attacks and accidents. To help improve  sector-wide safety and resiliency, the University of  Plymouth (UoP) is creating a specialised maritime-cyber  lab, which combines maritime technology and traditional  cyber-security labs. This is in response to the lack of  research and mitigation capabilities and will create a new  resource capability for academia, government, and industry  research into maritime cybersecurity risks and threats.  These lab capabilities will also enhance existing  maritime-cyber capabilities across the world, including  risk assessment frameworks, cybersecurity ranges/labs, ship  simulators, mariner training programmes, autonomous ships,  etc. The goal of this paper is to explain the need for next  generation maritime-cyber research capabilities, and  demonstrate how something like the proposed Cyber-SHIP Lab  (Hardware, Software, Information and Protections) will help  industry, government, and academia understand and mitigate  cyber threats in the maritime sector. The authors believe a  next generation cyber-secure lab should host a range of  real, non-simulated, maritime systems. With multiple  configurations to mirror existing bridge system set-ups,  the technology can be studied for individual system  weakness as well as the system-of-systems vulnerabilities.  Such as lab would support a range of research that cannot  be achieved with simulators alone and help support the next  generation of cyber-secure marine systems.},
      recid = {11097},
      address = {2019-11-05},
}