Voluntary guidanceU.S. Maritime Advisory (MSCI)Current revision
MSCI Advisory 2026-014: Worldwide-Foreign Adversarial Technological, Physical, and Cyber Influence
MARAD · October 21, 2026
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Summary
1. Issue: This Advisory continues to alert maritime stakeholders of potential vulnerabilities to maritime port equipment, networks, operating systems, software, and infrastructure. Foreign companies manufacture, install, and maintain port equipment that may create vulnerabilities to global maritime infrastructure information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) systems. In the past few years, the U.S. Government has published several documents (see paragraph 4 below) explaining the risks associated with integrating and utilizing China’s state-supported National Public Information Platform for Transportation and Logistics (LOGINK), Nuctech Company, Ltd (Nuctech) scanners, and Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industries Company Limited (ZPMC)automated ship-to-shore cranes worldwide. LOGINK is a single-window logistics management platform that aggregates logistics data from various…
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Change history
- November 9, 2026: First collected by Watch