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Port Cyber Threat Report 2026

A monthly briefing on cyber threats to maritime ports: attacks, port-system flaws, anonymised cases and NIS2 impact.

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What's Inside the Report

A comprehensive intelligence briefing covering the threats that matter most to port operators.

Threat Landscape Analysis
Month-by-month breakdown of attacks targeting ports: ransomware, phishing, supply chain, and nation-state campaigns.
Vulnerability Intelligence
Critical CVEs affecting port systems — Navis N4, Tideworks, SCADA, and maritime OT platforms.
Attack Case Studies
3 anonymized real-world incidents with MITRE ATT&CK mapping, timelines, and lessons learned.
Regional Risk Analysis
Threat activity by region: Mediterranean, Northern Europe, Asia-Pacific, Americas, and Africa.
Indicator of Compromise Feed
Actionable IOCs: IP addresses, domains, file hashes, and YARA rules in STIX 2.1 format.
NIS2 Compliance Impact
How each threat category maps to NIS2 Article 21 requirements and what it means for your compliance.

Written for Port Operators

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Generic cybersecurity reports talk about banking trojans. This one talks about crane SCADA, gate automation and terminal operating systems — the systems a port actually runs on.

— Why we publish it

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Get the latest edition of the Port Cyber Threat Report, the maritime cybersecurity briefing published every month by the Port Cyber Alliance.

Monthly threat intelligence briefing (PDF)
Critical vulnerability alerts for port systems
Anonymized attack case studies with MITRE ATT&CK mapping
Actionable IOCs in STIX 2.1 format
NIS2 compliance impact analysis
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Frequently Asked Questions

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The Port Cyber Threat Report is published monthly, with special editions for critical vulnerabilities and major incidents. Subscribers receive each edition automatically via email.

Public and shared sources: vendor security advisories and CVE data for port systems, government CERT and sector ISAC advisories, open-source intelligence, and incidents shared with the alliance. Every incident is anonymized before it is written up.

No. The report is designed for broad distribution. All port-specific data is anonymized — port identities are hashed, locations generalized to region only, and system details abstracted.

Yes, you are encouraged to share the report with your IT security team, management, and board members. For external redistribution, please contact us for permission.

Each threat category in the report maps to NIS2 Article 21 requirements. Understanding the threat landscape is essential for risk-based security policies required under NIS2. Learn more about our NIS2 compliance services.

The monthly threat report is free. It's part of PCA's mission to improve maritime cybersecurity across the industry. For deeper analysis and customized threat intelligence, see our membership tiers.

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