Port Canaveral CEO statement on executive order to create cybersecurity regulations for U.S. ports
Feb 22, 2024“Maritime cybersecurity requires constant and consistent efforts for ports,” stated Capt. John Murray, Port Canaveral CEO. “Port Canaveral teams have worked closely with the Coast Guard to ensure our IT and port security practices align with state and federal directives. All measures and protections aimed at securing our port community are welcomed.”
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