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NAVSEA Pushing Cybersecurity On Ships

By Marc Selinger

Friday, November 4th, 2016

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NAVSEA Pushing Cybersecurity On Ships

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The head of Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), who has called cybersecurity a high priority, said his organization has stepped up its efforts to make Navy ships less vulnerable to cyber threats.Vice Adm. Thomas Moore, who became NAVSEA commander almost five months ago, meets regularly with a “cyber council” to scrutinize the security of major combat and control systems aboard ships.“We have, in some cases, already developed what we call engineering change proposals to kind of separate those systems out,”…

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