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By Lars Fischer, MD Softship Data Processing in Singapore

23/07/2021

Only last month a major shipping group reported lost business due to a cyber-attack on its email systems – recent high-profile attacks on other shipping and logistics companies are well documented.

Paying ransoms and costs to restore systems is only part of the consequence – arguably, ...

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