Maritime Security
Maritime Security
At the Africa Centre for Cyber Security Research and Innovations (ACCRIN), we are committed to safeguarding the maritime industry against the evolving challenges of the digital era. Our Maritime Cybersecurity Research is at the forefront of developing innovative solutions to ensure the resilience and security of maritime systems and operations. At ACCRIN, our mission is to fortify the maritime industry against cyber threats, fostering a secure environment for maritime operations and trade. Through our research endeavours, we aim to empower maritime stakeholders with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate the digital landscape safely.
Maritime Security
some key components of maritime security
Armed Guards
Private security companies provide armed guards to protect vessels from piracy attacks, armed robbery, and hijackings in high-risk areas.
Security Assessments
Security consultants conduct assessments to identify vulnerabilities and recommend security measures to mitigate risks.
Security Equipment
Installation of security equipment such as CCTV cameras, intrusion detection systems, and access control systems to monitor and secure the vessel.
Radar Systems
Radar systems provide long-range detection of vessels and monitor maritime traffic to identify suspicious behavior or unauthorized incursions.
Risk Analysis
Analysis of maritime routes, ports, and regions to identify high-risk areas and develop risk mitigation strategies.
Information Sharing
Collaboration and information sharing among maritime stakeholders, including navies, coast guards, law enforcement agencies, and international organizations.
