Coast Guard cybersecurity compliance, handled.
The Coast Guard’s cybersecurity rule requires every regulated maritime facility to name a Cybersecurity Officer and file a Cybersecurity Plan by 16 July 2027. We provide the officer and do all of the compliance work.
We are your compliance department for this rule
- Provide the designated officer
- Conduct the Assessment
- Write the Plan and file it
- Perform the annual auditThe rule bars anyone with cybersecurity duties at the facility from auditing it §101.630(f)(4), and one of our officers who holds no designation at the site does it.
- Build and deliver the training
- Run the drills and the exercise
- Monitor the vulnerability catalogue against your equipment
- Handle incident reporting
- Keep the records
Our officers come from the Coast Guard and the military, with backgrounds in cybersecurity and industrial operations. They travel to your facility for the work that has to happen on site.
One flat monthly fee. Every deadline will be tracked. Every filing made.
The Coast Guard was asked directly whether a company can outsource this role. Its published FAQ answers: “Yes. CySO requirements may be met through third-party services.”
Start with a call
Thirty minutes. We’ll tell you whether the rule reaches your facility, what it requires of you, and what we’d do about it.