BIMCO Cyber Security
BIMCO Ch10: Respond and Recover

BIMCO Cyber Security 10.7: Reporting of cyber incidents

Incident reporting is increasingly a regulatory or contractual duty toward flag and coastal states, customers, vendors and others, with deadlines from immediate to about two weeks, so the response plan should carry an appendix of the company's specific reporting obligations to avoid penalties. Anonymous reporting to bodies such as MTS-ISAC or NORMA Cyber gives the wider maritime community early warning and is a quick source of threat information during a response.

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  • C12 Control 12: Reporting (UR E26 4.4.1.3)

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