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SAMI On Top Line Security Concerns

on September 25, 2014

Association for maritime security companies discusses piracy. SAMI On Top Line Security Concerns By Steven Jones With progress being made against piracy off Somalia, it seems that other maritime security […]

AISLive spots Iranian paint party

on August 22, 2014

Iranians changing tanker names. AISLive spots Iranian paint party AIS Live data has revealed that the National Iranian Tanker Company (NITC) has started to change its vessels’ identity. This change […]

Gulf of Guinea crime & piracy

on July 21, 2014

Calling everything ‘piracy’ does little to help the situation in the region. The Legalities of Gulf of Guinea Maritime Crime with Suggested Solutions HERBERT ANYIAM A Mess There is a […]

Satellites Critical to Maritime Security

on June 18, 2014

Illegal activities at sea often go unnoticed. Satellites Seen As Critical to Maritime Security By Christina Munnell Illegal activities at sea often go unnoticed because international authorities cannot keep a […]

NIMASA launches satelite surveillance

on June 10, 2014

Ghanaian registered vessel was reportedly hijacked off the coast of Ghana NIMASA launches satelite surveillance …rescues Ghanaian vessel LAGOS—The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, has launched its satellite […]

Dryad Maritime plots new course

on June 2, 2014

Dryad Maritime have unveiled new and enhanced services Dryad Maritime plots new course in maritime industry Today, Monday 2nd June, Dryad Maritime have unveiled new and enhanced services and a […]

Vessel-tracking system vulnerable

on May 30, 2014

Attackers could disable Automatic Identification System communications over large areas Vessel-tracking system vulnerable to denial-of-service, other attacks, researchers say Attackers could disable Automatic Identification System communications over large areas or […]