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New report – Seven challenges of protecting subsea cables

  • 1st August 2022
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In June 2022, SafeSeas co-organized a workshop on subsea data cables as part of our work on this theme. The report summarizing the key findings is now out here. Our key argument is that the new awareness and the growing … Continue reading

SafeSeas at UN Ocean Conference

  • 27th June 2022
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As part of the UN Ocean Conference that is taking place in Lisbon from the 27.6. to 1.7., SafeSeas is co-hosting an expert workshop and a public event that investigates how subsea data cables can be better protected and how … Continue reading

SafeSeas research discussed at major maritime security forums

  • 2nd June 2021
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In the last week, we had the opportunity to feed key research insights from the TOCAS project into a number of policy processes. The first one was a presentation at the EU-China Expert Meeting on Maritime Security, held on the … Continue reading

Submarine Data Cables: New article

  • 20th March 2021
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More then 90 per cent of the worlds communication travels through the global submarine data cable network. Although this is a vital infrastructure we know relatively little about how the network works, how cables are protected and what forms of … Continue reading

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18 Aug

New Commentary: @c_bueger investigates the new contact group in the #WesternIndianOcean that replaced the #CGPCS on #piracy. He argues that the new format, @cgima_wio will become a sleeping beauty, since no one takes leadership.
https://www.safeseas.net/4-scenarios-for-new-contact-group/

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17 Aug

We are recruiting: 2 year post doc in our new #ocean infrastructure research group, led by @DrKimPeters and I, based @PolsciCph.
Apply here: https://jobportal.ku.dk/videnskabelige-stillinger/?show=156662

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15 Aug

The UK has published a new National Strategy for Maritime Security (NSMS). The NSMS comes at a critical time for the UK maritime sector. Maritime security is key to delivering the UK’s ambitions

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-maritime-security-strategy-to-target-latest-physical-and-cyber-threats

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