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How does your cybersecurity program compare to the rest of the maritime industry?

Reserve your spot today (link in comments) and gain the insight needed to benchmark your program against the realities of today's maritime compliance landscape.

One year after the Coast Guard cyber rule became effective, maritime organizations are at very different stages of compliance. Some have matured their programs and closed critical gaps. Others are still working through implementation challenges, resource constraints, and evolving regulatory expectations.

Join Cliff Neve, VP of Maritime Cybersecurity at MAD Security, on Wednesday, July 15, 2026, at 12:00 PM CT for a candid look at where the industry stands today and what organizations should prioritize moving forward.

This webinar will cover:
🔹 The most common compliance gaps still being identified across the maritime sector
🔹 How your cybersecurity posture may compare to industry peers
🔹 Areas where organizations are making progress and where many continue to struggle
🔹 What regulators increasingly expect to see one year after implementation
🔹 Key remediation priorities to accelerate compliance efforts

The rule is no longer new. Now is the time to understand where your organization stands and what actions should come next.

Compliance is not just technical; it is organizational.

Find the blog link in the comments below to learn how managing significant changes supports a smoother CMMC assessment. 👇

A CMMC Dry Run succeeds when leadership designates a strong Point of Contact (POC).

This role ensures coordination, communication, and accountability across the organization and with External Service Providers (ESPs).

What You’ll Discover:
1. Why one POC simplifies scheduling and coordination
2. How ESP involvement ensures coverage of shared controls
3. Why communication prevents last-minute fire drills
4. How leadership buy-in drives accountability

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