Cyber-SHIP Symposium 24: Cyber-SHIP Lab/International Maritime Organization Annual Symposium 2024 International Maritime Organization London, UK, November 13-14, 2024

Call for Speaker Participation

This is the 4th Cyber-SHIP Lab Annual symposium. The two-day event, in partnership with the International Maritime Organization covers all topics under the overarching theme of maritime cyber security and resiliency. The organisation committee welcomes expressions of interest for presentations from academia, government or industry actively working in the space. Building on the success of previous symposia the symposium attracts hundreds of international delegates from all across the sector. Previous topics have included information sharing, governing cyber security, training and skills development, and many more.

Event Details

If you wish to attend the event please see here for the full event details and registration. If you wish to present at the event please see the submission guidelines below.

About Cyber-SHIP Lab

Cyber-SHIP Lab is the University of Plymouth’s unique £3.2m hardware-based maritime cyber security research platform; essentially a fully configurable physical twin for any ship’s IT and operational technology systems. Our researchers are engaged in cyber resilience evaluation to inform actionable knowledge tools and training to address maritime cyber risks. Current project funders and partners include Research England, ABS Group, AMI Marine, Babcock International, BMT, BT, Eaton, Hensoldt, Lloyd’s Register, Nettitude, the Royal Navy, Spirent, and Wärtsilä

Submission Guidelines

We welcome the submission of abstracts for speaker presentations to be delievered in-person at the Cyber-SHIP/International Maritime Organization Annual Symposium.

Submissions can cover any topic relevant to maritime cyber security and be from academia, government or industry.

Abstracts should:

• provide details of the topic you wish to discuss
• demonstrate the topics relevance to the symposium and its audience
• be no longer than 500 words
• be in PDF format

Please note: You must submit your abstract to chloe.rowland@plymouth.ac.uk AND register attendance through this link.

List of Topics

• Maritime Cyber Security
• Maritime Autonomy, AI and Future Threats
• International Perspectives on Tackling Maritime Cyber Security
• Industrial Approaches to Maritime Cyber Security

Committees

Program Committee

• Prof. Kevin Jones
• Dr Kimberly Tam
• Mrs Chloe Rowland
• Dr Rory Hopcraft

Venue

For the third year the Symposium will be held in partnership with the International Maritime Organization.

Date: 13th/14th November 2024

Venue: International Maritime Organization, London, UK

Contact

If you have any questions regarding the event please contact: chloe.rowland@plymouth.ac.uk