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Behavioural detection helps identify malicious activity on protected endpoints. Device and USB controls, network containment and remediation capabilities support the response to malware and ransomware.

• Confirm the devices and operating systems to be protected.
• Agree agent deployment, policy ownership and containment permissions.
• Review endpoint alerts alongside the wider vessel context.

Vulnerability scanning identifies findings for the security team to assess. The tool contributes evidence about exposure; investigation, incident response and remediation responsibilities belong to the managed service and the people authorised to act.

• Agree the systems and network segments included in the assessment.
• Review findings in the context of the equipment and its operational role.
• Prioritise remediation, approvals and follow-up checks with your team.

The security engagement defines which events and logs specialists use when investigating an issue. Source coverage, collection and reporting are part of the agreed service scope, rather than an assumed capability of every installed tool.

• Identify the endpoint, firewall and other sources available for review.
• Agree access to records, retention requirements and handling responsibilities.
• Confirm any additional SIEM, operational-equipment monitoring or forensic requirements with the security specialist.

The firewall provides a separate control point at the network boundary. Unified Threat Management, intrusion prevention, application control, gateway antivirus and advanced-threat inspection complement endpoint security.

• Define the vessel’s business, crew and operational network boundaries.
• Agree application policies, web filtering and permitted traffic.
• Review firewall events together with endpoint and security-event information.

The managed service provides a route from alerts to investigation, coordinated response and fleet security briefings. Published services include vulnerability assessment, incident analysis and forensic support; the engagement defines their availability and scope.

• Agree monitoring coverage, severity levels and escalation contacts.
• Record who may isolate equipment or authorise remediation.
• Use vulnerability reports, incident trends and fleet briefings to prioritise the next actions.

Technical controls and reporting support the work of your safety, security and IT teams. They do not by themselves certify a vessel or establish regulatory compliance.

• Review the requirements applicable to your fleet and Safety Management System.
• Agree the reports, incident records and configuration evidence needed for reviews.
• Confirm the responsibilities of the owner, operator, service provider and relevant approval bodies.