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Cyber Security for Ports and Terminals

Fuente: Port Tech Daily News - 22 June 2022 Virtual Event

Port Technology International are proud to announce that 2022 will see the launch of the first ever Cyber Security for Ports & Terminals Conference on 22nd June 2022.

With stakeholders around the world reporting a significant increase in cyber-threats and attacks. The time to hold an event that addresses the specific issues faced by Ports & Terminals is now.

The event will provide the perfect stage for learning and knowledge sharing, to create a more cyber-resilient industry. Sessions will include discussions about cyber-awareness and training, policy and standards, emerging risk factors for ports and terminals, and many more.

Providing the perfect stage for learning and knowledge sharing, to create a more cyber-resilient industry. Ports and Terminals can attend for FREE! 

Technical Papers 

Harnessing the power of data to address supply chain challenges - IN PARTNERSHIP WITH: PORT OF LOS ANGELES AND WABTEC  

The COVID-19-impacted global supply chain was the first big test for port community systems at major international ports. L.A.’s Port Optimizer™ showed digitalisation’s potential for improving ocean trade performance.

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Creating a blueprint for the decarbonisation of UK ports 
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH: PORT OF TYNE 2050 MARITIME INFORMATION HUB 

In March 2021 Innovate UK put out a call for applications for its Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition, which provides R&D funding for technology that could help accelerate the decarbonisation of the maritime industry.

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Port of Prince Rupert expansion plans are critical to Canada’s international trade ambitions
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH: PRINCE RUPERT PORT AUTHORITY

Through the ups and downs of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Port of Prince Rupert has demonstrated the critical role it plays not only in Canada’s economic prosperity, but also in the resiliency of its supply chains.

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