NIST Now Counts Ships as OT — An E26 Practitioner Reads SP 800-82r4 Section 2.5.4 NIST's new OT guide now has a section on ships. It explains well why vessels are hard to secure. What it leaves out is who is responsible over the ship's life, the criteria for design decisions, and the link to safety. Julius Shin Maritime Technical Consultant · Shipboard Cybersecurity & Compliance - LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/abysstoinfinity In August 2026, the US Coast Guard (USCG) and the FBI boarded US-bound tankers to assess their OT. A month later, on 21 September, NIST released the initial public draft of SP 800-82 Rev.4 with a vessel section for the first time: 2.5.4 Maritime/Vessels. In the same season that regulators stepped aboard, the US standards body wrote ships into its OT guide. SP 800-82r4 ipd, 21 Sep 2026 Section 2.5.4: about three pages No c...
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