Tech advances leave ship systems cyber-vulnerable, says DNV
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Efforts to migrate logistics companies towards blockchain systems are increasing, with Maersk and IBM’s collaborative effort having recruited 94 organisations.
The joint-venture was yesterday given its first public airing, when the shipping and IT giants formally launched TradeLens.
Tradelens leader for Maersk Mike White said: “Our joint collaboration model allows us to better address key feedback from ecosystem participants.
“Ensuring TradeLens interoperability and data protection among Maersk, IBM and all ecosystem participants, we strongly believe will maximise industry adoption.”
Among those participating are more than 20 ...
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