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Minister warns cyber threats endanger Bahamas maritime infrastructure and economy

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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During a workshop on cybersecurity, Minister of Transport Leon Lundy stated that the security of the nation’s ports is critical to national security. He warned that cyber-attacks can disrupt critical systems and reach the economy, communities, and national security, noting that the threat can come through any system or compromised connection.

From znsbahamas.com

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Leon Lundy explained that the maritime infrastructure is essential for moving goods, supporting businesses, and facilitating tourism and trade. He emphasized that cybersecurity must be treated as a national resilience issue because the technology used for efficiency also creates new vulnerabilities.

Experts have recently discussed geopolitical and maritime security risks and cyber resilience in the maritime sector.

From znsbahamas.com

Who's involved

  • Leon LundyMinister of Transport who addressed the risks to national infrastructure
  • governmentThe governing body responsible for national security and infrastructure

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