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Editor’s Note
Cyber risk, digital integration, port reform, terminal expansion and alternative fuels are converging into one clear theme: operational resilience. From shipboard cybersecurity culture to unified performance platforms, from customs digitalisation to low carbon fuel models, the industry is redefining how risk and efficiency are managed.
Today’s stories show that competitiveness now depends on disciplined execution across technology, infrastructure and value chains.
Exclusive Features
Maritime Cybersecurity: Two lessons shipowners can’t ignore
Cyber maturity is shifting from tools to culture. Anglo-Eastern’s progression to Diamond recognition highlights two critical lessons for shipowners: people decide cyber outcomes, and cyber risk is now an operational risk that directly affects safety and continuity. As vessels become more connected, prevention, monitoring and mindset are proving more decisive than software alone.
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Angel: Cybersecurity Where It Matters Most
Cyber risk in shipping is now operational.
Angel is Navarino’s leading cybersecurity platform for maritime, designed to protect vessels and fleets against real-world threats without disrupting operations. As connectivity increases and onboard systems become more integrated, the attack surface at sea continues to grow.
Angel provides continuous monitoring, threat detection, and response capabilities tailored specifically for maritime environments. It supports compliance with evolving regulations while helping IT and fleet managers understand where risk actually exists, and how to prioritise it.
Rather than treating cybersecurity as a standalone project, Angel embeds it into daily operations, supported by Navarino’s global expertise and 24/7 support model.
For operators navigating increasing cyber scrutiny, Angel delivers clarity, control, and confidence.
Software, Big Data & IoT
Kongsberg Maritime rolls out unified digital suite
An integrated digital environment is replacing fragmented ship management tools. A unified portfolio now links voyage planning, emissions reporting and performance analytics on a single data foundation, giving operators clearer visibility and stronger compliance control across the full voyage cycle.
Navigation, Autonomy & New Technologies
Oman ports drive digital trade push
Customs reform and port investment are reshaping trade flows in Oman. Digital clearance systems, integrated transit frameworks and expanded terminal capacity are tightening links between ports and logistics zones, offering shipowners a more predictable regional gateway.
Where operational excellence meets net zero ambition
Propulsion and future fuels
Hapag-Lloyd opens Damietta terminal
A new East Mediterranean terminal has entered commercial operations with high transhipment capacity and electric handling equipment at its core. The facility strengthens regional connectivity while placing energy efficiency at the centre of long term operations.
Propulsion and future fuels
StormFisher and CarbonLeap target Scope 3
A new partnership model connects certified e -ethanol supply with cargo owner demand aggregation, creating a shared cost pathway to verified Scope 3 reductions on transatlantic routes. The approach links fuel production, vessel deployment and emissions claims in a single structure.
Friday’s Most Engaging Story
Lloyd’s List Intelligence unveils satellite evidence tool for shipowners
Verified satellite intelligence is moving into mainstream fleet operations. A new on demand reporting service promises independently produced, time stamped evidence that goes beyond AIS and standalone imagery, giving owners and managers greater clarity in disputes, spoofing cases and liability investigations. As scrutiny of vessel behaviour intensifies, defensible data is becoming essential.