[CALL FOR ABSTRACTS AND SAVE THE DATE] Cyber-SHIP Lab Annual Symposium

Annual event for maritime cyber security experts and innovators
[CALL FOR ABSTRACTS AND SAVE THE DATE] Cyber-SHIP Lab Annual Symposium
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    International Maritime Organization, 4 Albert Embankment, London SE1 7SR

  • Cyber-SHIP Lab, Marine Building, University of Plymouth

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The 2022 Cyber-SHIP Lab Annual Symposium last October brought together many of the world's leading maritime cyber security experts and innovators. The event took place at the United Nations International Maritime Organization (IMO) London HQ, with up to 150 delegates attending on each of the two days. 
The third Cyber-SHIP Lab Annual Symposium will build on the success of the previous symposia that attracted hundreds of delegates and a wide range of expert international speakers. The IMO is supporting the symposium for the second consecutive year by co-hosting and participation on 1–2 November. There is an option for speakers and delegates to visit the Cyber-SHIP Lab at the University of Plymouth on 3 November.
  • Day 1 will focus on the latest academic research.
  • Day 2 will focus on industry and knowledge sharing.
Who should attend?
Cyber security-interested ship operators, maritime IT and OT systems manufacturers and integrators, specialist underwriters, cyber security consultants, government agencies involved in cyber defence or regulation, port authorities, peer academic researchers.
More information will be added to this page nearer the time.
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Call for Abstracts

The call for abstracts is now open. 
Abstract submission deadline: Friday 31 March 2023.
We invite researchers working in maritime cyber security and related fields to submit abstracts for consideration for presentation on Day 1 of the Cyber-SHIP Lab Annual Symposium 2023. 
(Note: if you are a prospective industry speaker, please stand by for a separate call for Day 2 speaker expressions of interest.)
If you presented at the 2022 symposium, we may also invite you to present a five-minute update on how your work has progressed, including any “real-world” impacts on maritime industry policies or behaviours.
Topics of interest
Abstracts can address topics across ship, port and maritime supply chain cyber resilience and security. Papers on the security and safety of assets and people are also encouraged, including those looking forward to new technologies and policies. This is not an exhaustive list of topics. 
Abstract submission format
  • Abstract: PDF maximum 200 words
  • Biography: PDF one-page maximum, including affiliations and relevant publications list
Email submissions to: cyber-ship-lab@plymouth.ac.uk with subject line: “Cyber-SHIP Lab Symposium 2023 abstract submission" 
Enquiries: email david.barrett@plymouth.ac.uk
 

About Cyber-SHIP Lab

Cyber-SHIP Lab is the University of Plymouth Maritime Cyber Threats Research Group’s unique £3.2m hardware-based maritime cyber security research platform – essentially a fully configurable physical twin for ships' IT and operational technology systems. 
Our researchers are engaged in cyber resilience evaluation to inform actionable knowledge tools and training to address maritime cyber risks. Current project funders and partners include Research England, ABS Group, AMI Marine, Babcock International, BMT, BT, Eaton, Hensoldt, Lloyd’s Register, Nettitude, the Royal Navy, Spirent, and Wärtsilä.
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