Maritime Cybersecurity Awareness

This updated course now fulfills U.S. Coast Guard cybersecurity training requirements for all personnel working on MTSA-regulated vessels and facilities under 33 CFR §101.650(d)(1)(i–v).

This course is designed for all vessel and facility personnel, including contractors, and addresses cyber threats such as phishing, ransomware, and system hacks that can disrupt operations, compromise safety, and damage equipment.

Cybersecurity Incident Response for Maritime Key Personnel

Under 33 CFR §101.650(d)(2), all designated personnel must complete cyber security training by January 12, 2026, with annual refresher courses required afterward.

TCyber threats at sea are more dangerous than ever. They can disrupt navigation, halt cargo operations, or compromise critical onboard systems. The U.S. Coast Guard now requires Maritime Transportation Security Act (MTSA)–regulated vessels and facilities to train Key Personnel to recognize threats, respond to incidents, and report events correctly.

Mariner Mental Health: Wellness on the Water

Prioritizing mariner mental health helps protect individual well-being, strengthen relationships onboard, and create safer, more resilient teams. This mental health course offers practical strategies tailored to maritime life, equipping mariners to support themselves and one another.