Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Revisit Our Maritime Cyber Risk Toolkit
Cyber Risk Management
Cyber threats continue to evolve—and so should our awareness. As the maritime industry becomes increasingly digital, the risks to operations, safety, and compliance grow more complex. That’s why we’re spotlighting our Cyber Risk Management resources this Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
Originally launched in June, these materials remain highly relevant and offer practical guidance to help shipowners and operators strengthen their cyber resilience.
- Explore the "7 Deadly Sins of Cyber Insecure Behaviour" - Download eye-catching posters and stickers to raise awareness onboard.
- Watch our "Ask an Expert" video - Get direct insights from cyber risk specialists.
- Read the Risk Focus document - Understand the latest threats and how to mitigate them.
Renewal
Get ahead this renewal season - everything you need in one place
As we head into renewal season, now is the perfect time to make sure you have everything you need and we're here to make that process as straightforward as possible. Here you will find key resources to assist in the run up to renewals, whether that's the latest Rules, details on our cover and offerings or our Thomas Miller Connect Portal, which gives you 24/7 access to your critical data on any device or phone.
Seasonal Updates
Brown Marmorated Stink Bug
September to April
The Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB) season is now underway, running from September through April. These invasive pests pose a serious biosecurity risk to agriculture in Australia and New Zealand, often hitching a ride in cargo like vehicles and containers. To avoid delays, rerouting, or refusal of discharge, strict compliance with BMSB regulations—including treatment and inspection—is essential.
Flighted Spongy Moth Complex
May to October
The Flighted Spongy Moth Complex (FSMC) season is upon us, starting from mid-May. This group of exotic pests, native to Asia, poses a significant threat to trees and shrubs, leading to the decline of forests, orchards, and landscapes if not properly managed. What does this mean for you? To protect the environment and ensure smooth operations, extra checks and strict compliance with FSMC regulations will be required in regulated areas. This will help to avoid rerouting, port delays, and other potential impacts.
Club Collaborations
Working together for a stronger future.
We’re proud of the partnerships we’ve built and what they stand for — shared expertise, mutual support, and a commitment to progress. Our Club Collaborations reflect the power of working together to manage risk and deliver greater value to our Members and Brokers.
