SeaIntel: Container industry can expect more cyber-attacks
Hacker attacks like the one recently discovered in the Antwerp container terminal will become more common in the future, and larger terrorist attacks could be underway, warns SeaIntel.
BY JØRGEN RUDBECK
In its latest analysis SeaIntel draws a somewhat bleak picture of the container industry's security in terms of avoiding cyber-attacks like the one recently discovered in the Antwerp container port. Here a group of hackers had full access to and control of the container traffic in and out of the port for two years.
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