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Avoiding the Cyber Hack

Ports and ship owners alike are compelled to invest continuously in advanced cyber secu- rity, or pay the (high) price. Story starts on page 32.

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In this Edition

EDITORIAL 6

OFFSHORE WIND: 5 Misconceptions 9

GOVERNMENT: Con? dential Near Miss Reporting 10

PORT SECURITY: Innovation in San Juan 12

ELECTRONICS: ECDIS & Data 14

REPAIR: Selective Electroplating 16

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FUEL: Low Sulphur Fuel: Organizing the Switch 18

LEGAL: Why Opt for Arbitration 18

DIGITALIZATION: From Data Noose to Data Intel 18

MARINER WELFARE: Maritime Welfare Training is Key 20

TECH: Norwegian Maritime Technology 24

SALVAGE: NTVRP’s: Avoid Pitfalls and Headaches 48

PRODUCTS: Welding & Cutting Products 50

Buyer’s Guide 58

Classi? ed 59

Advertiser’s Index 64

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Tom Mulligan

Photo of the Month

Nocturnal view to the bow of Cap

San Antonio in Brazilian waters.

Herbert Boettcher took this photo for Hamburg Süd when he trav- elled on the container ship Cap

San Antonio from Europe to South

America and back to Hamburg.

Boettcher started with his world- wide long-time project Seamotion in 2004.

Boettcher is a German profes- sional photographer working worldwide for shipping companies to create photos of merchant ships with his unique visual language.

He has been working as a gradu- ate designer for more than 20 years and has already received numerous awards for his applied and free photographic work.

Visit his website: www.HerbertBoettcher.com Contact him at: [email protected] © Herbert Boettcher 2018 8 Maritime Reporter & Engineering News • SEPTEMBER 2018

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