Adrian Johnson
TLDR:
- Salvador Technologies is expanding its cyber-attack recovery platform into the maritime sector and shipping industry.
- They have partnered with the Innovation Center of Port of Ashdod in Israel to reach large ports and terminal operators.
OT/ICS data recovery firm Salvador Technologies has seen a rise in demand for its cyber-attack recovery platform in the maritime sector and shipping industry. This comes as cyber-attacks targeting these industries have increased, leading to disruptions in major ports in countries like Australia, Japan, and the United States. To address this growing threat, Salvador Technologies is working with port authorities, terminal operators, and other organizations in the maritime ecosystem to improve cyber-resilience through automated backup and recovery processes.
The partnership with the Port of Ashdod in Israel has enabled Salvador Technologies to extend its market reach and engage with ports in the U.S., Europe, and Southeast Asia. The company’s cyber-attack recovery platform not only helps organizations recover from attacks quickly but also ensures compliance with cybersecurity regulations and mandates related to critical infrastructure.
The platform includes hardware, agent software, and a monitoring system that enables full visibility of operations and allows for quick recovery from cyber-attacks within 30 seconds. With an investment from Deutsche Telekom, Salvador Technologies aims to further expand its sales distribution network in Europe and the U.S. to meet the increasing demand for its cyber-attack recovery platform.
