Test 2 Flashcards

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Dating back to World War I, national measures focused on

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Open hostilities and internal threats

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Prior to 9/11, international measures focused on

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Hijacking and terrorism

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What were the measurements taken by the I MO and US government prior to 9/11?

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Establishment of the captains of the port construct

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Was cyber security and original goal of the I SPS/MTS a?

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No

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Did the objectives of the ISPS/MTSA enhance commercial industry?

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No

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Where is the I SPS found?

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SOLAS chapter 11 - two

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Where is the MTSA found?

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33CFR parts 104 and 105

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What does the I SPS apply to?

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International voyages, passenger ships, cargo ships greater than 500 gross tons, MODU, port facilities

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What changes were brought about by the ISPS?

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Implementation of VSO, CSO, FSO construct

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Significant results of MTSA?

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National targeting center
CBP
Maritime intelligence fusion centers
Maritime operational threat response

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What is required by the MTSA but not the ISPS?

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TWIC

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12
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AIS accelerated

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Implementation

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13
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SSAS came from

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ISPS/MTSA

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MIFCs

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Maritime intelligence fusion centers

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MSSTs

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Maritime safety and security teams

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What is MOTR and what does it process?

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Maritime operational threat response

Boardings

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17
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Does the IMO set security levels?

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No

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18
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Security level 1

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Normal

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19
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Security level 2

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Heightened

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Security level 3

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Exceptional

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Organization or administration identified within the contracting government as responsible for ensuring the implementation of the provisions of SOLAS chapter 11-2?

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Designated authority

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Legal implications of action/non-action

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No known serious negative implications to date

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23
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International ship security certificates are valid for

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5 years

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Who was the lead agency for USA at the IMO ISPS convention?

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USCG

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Initially was there direct mention of piracy or cyber attacks?
No
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Organization with appropriate expertise in security matters and knowledge of ship and port operations authorized to carry out an assessment or verification, or an approval or certification activity?
Recognized security organization
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Generally a recognized security organization in the us is the
Classification society
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The process of developing and updating a VSP is a
VSA
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When must a drill be held?
Every 3 months or within a week if 25% of crew change
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Exercise must be held
Annual
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Information, that of publicly released would be detrimental to transportation security
SSI
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Agreement between ship and port or another vessel specifying security measures
DOS
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Location determined by contracting government or designated authority where a ship/port interface takes place
Port facility
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Docks, anchorage, waiting berths
Port facility
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Movements of persons, goods or provisions
Ship/port interface
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Incident not resulting in a transportation security incident in which security measures have been circumvented, eluded, or violated
Breach of security
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Security incident resulting in a significant loss of life, environmental damage, transportation disruption or economic disruption in a particular area
Transportation security incident
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Give examples of training requirements for a VSO
Security administration Relevant conventions codes Relevant government legislation Ship and port operations and conditions Ship and port facility security measures Knowledge of current security threats and patterns Assessment of security drills and exercises
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What is the purpose of drills and exercises?
Crew proficiency
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Can drills and exercises be combined?
Yes
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Who carries out the VSA?
CSO
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When the VSA and VSP are in place the ship can apply for a
International ship security certificate
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VSPs are audited
Annually | Or if ownership changes or substantial structural modifications
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Security records shall be kept onboard for
2 years
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What entries are made in the security log?
``` Training drills and exercises Security threats and incidents Breaches of security Changes in security level Comma related to security of ship Internal audit Review of assessment Review of plan Amendment to plan Maintenance of security equipment ```
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List the costs associated with anti-piracy measures
``` Cost of PMSC (4-8k) Fuel for diverting Insurance premiums Security equipment Maintaining security equipment Labor associated with deployment of equipment Loss of man hours to routine functions ```
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Total cost for one company anti-piracy measures
20%
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Intertanko industry estimate (2014)
2.2-2.3 billion dollars
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List the costs of a piracy incident
``` Injury/death of personnel Damage or loss of vessel Time off hire Damage to reputation Time and expense of crisis management process ```
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What is standing guidance?
Documents
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List some standing guidance
``` VSA VSP BMP5 MSC circulars (1334, 1405, and 1408) BIMCO, GUARDCON Nautical institute CFR 33 & SOLAS 11-2 ```
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Name some current intel sources
``` ONI IMB USCG MARINE SECURITY REVIEW COMBINED MARITIME FORCES CTF 150, 151, and 152 OCEANS BEYOND PIRACY RECAAP MARAD MSCI PORTAL ```
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How much do PMSCs cost?
4-8k/day
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BMP5 is
Recommendations and guidelines
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BMP5 is set forth by
International commercial consortium
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BMP5 recommends to only send
Basic AIS messages
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Can the master turn off AIS?
Yes
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SSI musts
Lock up all SSI Destroy when no longer needed Mark with header and footer
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Give examples of SSI
``` VSA VSP All security records Security directives, including MARSEC Threat reporting Some NVICs ```
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VSA VSP ALL SECURITY RECORDS
Internal/shipboard documents
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Directives Threat reporting NVICs
External documents
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What systems were compromised with the UK jamming experiment?
``` DGPS receivers AIS transponders DP system Gyro system DSC ```
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What is the most vulnerable cyber attack point?
Human element
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Motivation of cyber criminals
Stealing money Theft of goods Stealing data Causing disruption
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What are the class notations for cyber security?
CS1 informed cyber security implementation CS2 rigorous CS3 adaptive
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Has any vessel been commandeered or hull damage due to cyber attack?
No
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Iranian shipping line IRISL
Successful attack in 2011
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Icefog
Successful cyber attack 2013
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MAERSK attack
Petya ransomware attack 2017 | 300-400 million
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10 key points from the navigator
``` Attacks happen Data protection Personal risk Know your weaknesses Be prepared App awareness Social skills Jamming and spoofing Risk training Want to know more ```