Maritime Cybersecurity / Sanja Bauk.

Cover -- Front Matter -- The Future of Cybersecurity at Sea: Human vs Human or AI vs AI? -- Addressing Maritime Workforce Cybersecurity Skills Development -- Rethinking Seafarer Training for the Digital Age -- Ports of Tallinn and Koper Comparative Analysis Including Cybersecurity -- Simulating Cyber-Attacks on the Unmanned Sea-Surface Vessel’s Rudder Controller -- A Scope Review of Secure Broadcasting Protocols for the Automatic Identification System -- Using Incremental Inductive Logic Programming for Learning Spoofing Attacks on Maritime Automatic Identification System Data -- Technical Considerations for Open-Source Intrusion Detection System Integration in Marine Vehicles -- Enhancing Cybersecurity in Marine Vessels -- A Comprehensive Review of Social Engineering on Maritime Cybersecurity -- Toward Secure Marine Navigation -- Improving Security and Privacy with Raspberry Pi Devices -- Cybersecurity and Commercial Shipping -- Back Matter.

This open access book explores cybersecurity in the maritime domain, addressing human, societal, and technical aspects of cyber threats and defenses. It presents mechanisms for early detection and prevention of cyber-attacks using nautical simulators, machine learning, and AI. Topics include seafarer training, vulnerabilities in navigation systems, attack vectors on ship infrastructure, and cybersecurity in ports. Designed for researchers and stakeholders in shipping and port logistics, the book offers practical insights and solutions for securing IT and OT systems in maritime environments.

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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2025. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.