Governor is an advanced multi-layer maritime cybersecurity ecosystem designed to protect vessels and support fleet managers against evolving cyber threats. Built on enterprise-grade firewalls, intrusion detection systems (IDS), and continuous network monitoring, Governor strengthens vessel cyber resilience through AI-powered threat detection, network protection, and real-time cybersecurity visibility.
With Governor, ship managers can navigate maritime cybersecurity challenges, knowing their fleets are protected against cyber threats through resilient security measures, proactive risk mitigation, and enhanced operational continuity.

Establishment of a secure vessel network via the evo2 router enterprise grade firewall

AI-powered threat detection and monitoring of vessel networks and systems in real-time

Web filtering, application filtering, antivirus policies, software patching

AI insights interpretation, risks evaluation, immediate response and proactive execution by maritime cybersecurity specialists, 24/7

Business continuity is achieved through a cloud-based recovery site

Comprehensive risk assessment to identify, prioritize, and develop appropriate responses
As vessels become increasingly connected and cyber threats targeting maritime IT and OT environments continue to evolve, the maritime industry has strengthened its focus on cybersecurity through updated frameworks, regulations, and the development of Cyber Security Guidelines for Ships, built around key resilience and risk-management principles.
Governor, as part of our unified platform, delivers centralized fleet visibility, and per-vessel monitoring. Here’s how Governor helps keep your operations cyber-safe:
Inteligent risk detection and support: Threats are detected immediately with AI, in every connected device, DNS and Cloud network, allowing quick response. Cybersecurity specialists execute alerts investigation and response in real-time.Â
Maritime cybersecurity is now a critical operational priority as shipping companies face increasing regulatory requirements, expanding digital infrastructure, and more sophisticated cyber threats. Cybersecurity has shifted from an IT function to a strategic imperative, driving the need for continuous monitoring, threat detection, and the mitigation of vulnerabilities across shipboard IT and OT systems, communication networks, and connected equipment.
By prioritizing proactive risk management, cyber resilience, and strong digital infrastructure, maritime companies can strengthen safety, protect sensitive onboard data, and ensure operational continuity.

• Real-time human evaluation of AI insights
• Assets Segmentation
• Inventory remote monitoring/reporting
• Vulnerabilities & Threats Assessment
• ISO 27001 Certification

• Network protection – Firewall Rules
• VPN Interconnection
• Web Filtering/App Filtering
• Strong Endpoint Protection
• Ensure continuity of shipping operations
• Ongoing intelligent DNS and Cloud network monitoring
• Proactive risk assessment and action

• AI-Powered alerting for OT/IT Assets anomalies
• AI-Powered threat detection
• Machine Learning Cyber Security for the EndPoint

• Client Virtualization for complete Systems' apps/files back up/recovery
• Cloud-based Back-up Infrastructure / IT Resilience
• Disaster Recovery contingency plans, Restoring cyber systems
• Cloud-Based Enterprise DR Site
• Immediate response to AI detected threats
The goal of both the IMO 2021 resolutions for vessel cybersecurity and the IACS Unified Requirements (URs) E26 & E27 is to significantly enhance the cybersecurity posture of the maritime industry.
The goal of the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) 2021 resolutions for vessel cybersecurity is to enhance the resilience of maritime operations against cyber threats. Similarly, the International Association of Classification Societies (IACS) Unified Requirements (URs) E26 and E27 address cybersecurity for ships and shipboard systems. UR E26 focuses on the technical requirements for the design, implementation, and maintenance of cyber risk management systems onboard ships. Together, these regulations represent a significant step forward in safeguarding the maritime industry from cyber threats.
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) emphasizes the importance of robust cybersecurity throughout the maritime supply chain. As outlined in “The Guidelines on Cyber Security Onboard Ships,” vulnerabilities in a supplier’s systems can compromise your entire operation.
Marpoint is certified by ISO/IEC 27001, a globally recognized standard for information security management systems (ISMS). This certification demonstrates our robust approach to data protection, ensuring that your information remains:
Furthermore, Marpoint is a certified service supplier by the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS). This signifies our commitment to exceeding industry expectations by ensuring the security of our products and services.
By partnering with Marpoint, you gain the assurance of working with a trusted provider committed to the highest cybersecurity standards. This helps safeguard sensitive data while minimizing cyber risks across your vessels’ operational technology (OT) and information technology (IT) systems, ensuring stronger cyber resilience and operational continuity.
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