Third tanker in a month hit by a suspected cyber incident, this time carrying US gas to Europe
THE SO WHAT
Three suspected cyber incidents on tankers in a month is a clear escalation—maritime OT is now a live attack surface with direct implications for energy security. If your supply chain touches shipping or LNG, treat vessel and port cyber resilience as part of your continuity planning, not someone else’s problem.
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