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The Guidelines illustrate how executives should consider cyber-risk in the context of their own operations, irrespective of where they might reside within the digital divide. Insights are provided for executives in how to assess risk and vulnerabilities in their port operations. The focus is on adopting a holistic approach that enables them to manage their cybersecurity programs. The emphasis in on implementing customized cyber-security protection, detection, and mitigation measures. One key element of the program to reduce cybersecurity risks is to adopt best practices for information sharing, communication and coordination. The establishment of organizational cyber-awareness is equally important. This means addressing the human factor as the pivotal element. General and technical training is highlighted, because of the need to implement emergency management plans. These are vital for maritime organizations, particularly if they want to respond quickly and effectively. The IAPH believes that the focus must be placed squarely on improving the resiliency of ports, and of port facilities, as well as upgrading those companies which are part of the broader port ecosystem. Since cybersecurity represents a collective responsibility – that it is not solely limited to the IT department – the Guidelines demonstrate how cybersecurity capability can drive cyber-resilience. It is essential that C-suite executives take the lead in allocating resources to deal with cyber-security, actively managing governance and building an organizational culture to support cybersecurity operations, and developing leadership strategies for driving cyber-resilience including the creation of a port ecosystem cybersecurity workforce. Finally, these new Guidelines provide designated cybersecurity managers with practical assistance as they go about their facility security assessments and implement meaningful plans. Sidebar: Founded in 1955, the International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH) is a non-profit-making global alliance of 170 ports and 140 port-related organizations covering 90 countries. Its member ports handle more than 60 percent of global maritime trade and around 80 percent of world container traffic. IAPH has consultative NGO status with several United Nations agencies. In 2018, IAPH established the World Ports Sustainability Program (WPSP). WPSP covers five main areas of collaboration: energy transition, resilient infrastructure, safety and security, community outreach and governance. Cyber Defense eMagazine – October 2021 Edition 88 Copyright © 2021, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
About the Author Working at the intersection of government and private investment for more than four decades, Gordon Feller has helped accelerate the emergence of smarter cybertechnologies. Since arriving in Silicon Valley in 1983, From inside the executive suite he’s developed ambitious projects aimed at solving complex problems. Current and past clients include World Bank, EY, World Economic Forum, Ford Motor Company, Stanford University, IBM, The Financial Times, Apple, International Telecommunications Union, International Standards Organization, Chevron, Bechtel, Lockheed, The Rockefeller Foundation, Ford Foundation, United Nations, national governments (Germany, Canada, US), Reuters, and many others. From 2010 to 2017, he served as Director of Urban Innovation at Cisco Systems HQ. He founded Meeting of the Minds in the 1990s to harness the power of a global leadership network building innovation-powered futures. Gordon was appointed by the Obama/Biden White House to serve on the US Federal Comm. established by the US Congress to accelerate tech breakthroughs. Gordon served as a Global Fellow at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. He sits on numerous corporate and non-profit boards. Gordon’s first published article appeared in a journal published by World Policy in 1979. Since then he’s published more than 400 magazine articles for The Economist, The Financial Times, ThomsonReuters, IHS Markit, The Banker, Time, Fortune, and dozens more. Gordon can be reached online at Gordon@GordonFeller.com, Twitter: @GordonFeller. Cyber Defense eMagazine – October 2021 Edition 89 Copyright © 2021, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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