Homeland security hopes to scuttle maritime cyber-threats
Briefly

Homeland Security Science And Technology Directorate project manager Jason McCasland stated, "Our goal is to successfully design and develop a virtual testbed where tactics, techniques, and procedures can be created for effective response to threats to critical maritime infrastructure without impacting real-world operations."
In addressing cybersecurity, it was highlighted that recent events have showcased the"fragile and complicated nature of the maritime transportation system, as well as primary, secondary, and tertiary risks associated with port operations."
The request for information aims to produce a research study analyzing maritime port networks to better understand resource deployment and identify unique research needs specific to maritime ports.
The Department of Homeland Security's efforts reveal a proactive approach as they highlight the significant economic activity generated by the nation's docks, amounting to $649 billion.
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