08/07/2026
Phishing at sea does not always look like an attack.
Sometimes, it looks like an urgent port document.
A familiar operations update.
A link that needs to be opened “immediately.”
That is why cyber awareness cannot stay limited to the IT team.
Crew members are often the first line of defence against phishing and social engineering attacks. One rushed click can expose credentials, introduce malware, or compromise onboard systems that support safe vessel operations.
Strong cyber hygiene starts with people who know what to question.
Who sent this email?
Was the attachment expected?
Does the link look genuine?
Is the request creating unnecessary urgency?
eDOT Solutions helps maritime teams build practical cyber awareness for real shipboard situations, so crew can recognise risks before one click becomes a bigger incident.
What is the first red flag your crew should spot before they click?
Get in touch to know more,
www.edot-solutions.com