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IACS Recommendation No. 194 - Cybersecurity Controls for Existing ShipsvsBIMCO Cyber Security

See exactly how IACS Recommendation No. 194 - Cybersecurity Controls for Existing Ships controls map to BIMCO Cyber Security. Pre-computed mappings, identified gaps, and coverage analysis.

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IACS Recommendation No. 194 - Cybersecurity Controls for Existing Ships maps to BIMCO Cyber Security with 100% coverage across 14 directly mapped controls. Analysis of 14 IACS Recommendation No. 194 - Cybersecurity Controls for Existing Ships controls identifies 9 compliance gaps, primarily concentrated in Cybersecurity controls (section 4.2 table) – IACS Recommendation No. 194 - Cybersecurity Controls for Existing Ships.

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Cybersecurity controls (section 4.2 table) – IACS Recommendation No. 194 - Cybersecurity Controls for Existing Ships(14 mappings)

iacs-recommendation-no-194-cybersecurity-controls-for-existing-ships::C1Control 1: Vessel asset inventory (UR E26 4.1.1; Rec. 190)
→bimco-cyber-security::3.2IT and OT systems documentation
iacs-recommendation-no-194-cybersecurity-controls-for-existing-ships::C10Control 10: Network operation monitoring (UR E26 4.3.1)
→BIMCO-8.1Detection, logging, blocking and alerts
iacs-recommendation-no-194-cybersecurity-controls-for-existing-ships::C11Control 11: Responsible person(s) ashore (UR E26 4.5.1.3)
→BIMCO-1.3Roles, responsibilities and tasks
iacs-recommendation-no-194-cybersecurity-controls-for-existing-ships::C12Control 12: Reporting (UR E26 4.4.1.3)
→bimco-cyber-security::10.7Reporting of cyber incidents
iacs-recommendation-no-194-cybersecurity-controls-for-existing-ships::C13Control 13: Backup and systems restore (UR E26 4.5.2)
→BIMCO-10.4Data recovery capability
iacs-recommendation-no-194-cybersecurity-controls-for-existing-ships::C14Control 14: Incident detection, response and recovery (UR E26 4.4.1 and 4.5.1)
→BIMCO-10.2The four phases of incident response
iacs-recommendation-no-194-cybersecurity-controls-for-existing-ships::C2Control 2: Network protection (UR E26 4.2.1 and 4.2.2)
→BIMCO-7.2Technical protection measures
iacs-recommendation-no-194-cybersecurity-controls-for-existing-ships::C3Control 3: Antivirus (UR E26 4.2.3)
→BIMCO-8.2Malware detection
iacs-recommendation-no-194-cybersecurity-controls-for-existing-ships::C4Control 4: Access control (UR E26 4.2.4)
→BIMCO-7.2Technical protection measures
iacs-recommendation-no-194-cybersecurity-controls-for-existing-ships::C5Control 5: Wireless communication (UR E26 4.2.5)
→BIMCO-7.2Technical protection measures
iacs-recommendation-no-194-cybersecurity-controls-for-existing-ships::C6Control 6: Remote access control (UR E26 4.2.6)
→BIMCO-3.6Remote access
iacs-recommendation-no-194-cybersecurity-controls-for-existing-ships::C7Control 7: USB protection and use of portable devices (UR E26 4.2.7)
→BIMCO-7.3Procedural protection measures
iacs-recommendation-no-194-cybersecurity-controls-for-existing-ships::C8Control 8: Training (UR E26 5.3)
→BIMCO-7.3Procedural protection measures
iacs-recommendation-no-194-cybersecurity-controls-for-existing-ships::C9Control 9: Systems updates and maintenance (UR E26 4.1.1.4.4)
→BIMCO-3.7System and software maintenance
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What are the key differences between IACS Recommendation No. 194 - Cybersecurity Controls for Existing Ships and BIMCO Cyber Security?

IACS Recommendation No. 194 - Cybersecurity Controls for Existing Ships has 14 controls across its framework, while BIMCO Cyber Security covers 40 controls. Direct mapping analysis identifies 14 overlapping controls (100% coverage). The frameworks diverge most significantly in Cybersecurity controls (section 4.2 table) – IACS Recommendation No. 194 - Cybersecurity Controls for Existing Ships, where 5 IACS Recommendation No. 194 - Cybersecurity Controls for Existing Ships controls have no direct BIMCO Cyber Security equivalent.

How many controls map between IACS Recommendation No. 194 - Cybersecurity Controls for Existing Ships and BIMCO Cyber Security?

Of 14 total IACS Recommendation No. 194 - Cybersecurity Controls for Existing Ships controls, 14 map directly to BIMCO Cyber Security controls, representing 100% coverage. The remaining 9 controls represent compliance gaps requiring additional documentation or compensating controls to satisfy both frameworks simultaneously.

What are the compliance gaps when mapping IACS Recommendation No. 194 - Cybersecurity Controls for Existing Ships to BIMCO Cyber Security?

9 IACS Recommendation No. 194 - Cybersecurity Controls for Existing Ships controls have no direct equivalent in BIMCO Cyber Security. The highest concentration of gaps is in Cybersecurity controls (section 4.2 table) – IACS Recommendation No. 194 - Cybersecurity Controls for Existing Ships with 5 unmapped controls. These gaps represent areas where additional controls, policies, or documentation must be created to achieve compliance with both frameworks.

Which control domains have the most gaps between IACS Recommendation No. 194 - Cybersecurity Controls for Existing Ships and BIMCO Cyber Security?

The domain with the highest gap count is Cybersecurity controls (section 4.2 table) – IACS Recommendation No. 194 - Cybersecurity Controls for Existing Ships (5 gaps). Export the full domain-by-domain gap breakdown via the Professional tier to generate a prioritised remediation roadmap.

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