RINA, the Italian classification society, visited Hangzhou Yagena Technology to conduct a special exchange and guidance session on maritime cybersecurity.

2026-11-04

Recently, a team of experts from RINA, the Italian classification society, visited Hangzhou Yagena Technology. The two parties conducted in-depth technical exchanges and coordinated their work on ship cybersecurity projects, focusing on key issues such as relevant regulatory requirements, implementation of technical solutions, document submission procedures, and testing and validation. These discussions further clarified project requirements and implementation directions, laying a solid foundation for compliant and efficient project advancement.

During the meeting, both parties engaged in an in-depth discussion on the complexity and implementation requirements of ship cybersecurity projects. The meeting noted that the difficulty of implementing such projects is influenced by multiple factors, including vessel type, the degree of system integration, and the origin of equipment (domestic or imported). Moreover, different projects exhibit significant variations in network topology, system configuration, and technical specifications. Therefore, a thorough technical assessment should be conducted at the project’s outset, and a tailored implementation plan should be developed based on actual conditions.

Meanwhile, the two parties focused on standardizing the materials submitted for review, systematically sorting through and confirming each item—covering the composition of submission documents, key preparation points, required content depth, and formatting standards. This included critical documents such as cybersecurity design specifications, risk assessment reports, network system architectures, and cybersecurity testing procedures, thereby providing a clear basis for subsequent document preparation, review, and the standardized implementation of the project.

The two parties clarified the division of responsibilities and timelines for preparing subsequent documentation and conducting tests. Yagena Technology will further refine the submission materials in accordance with applicable standards while simultaneously initiating preparations for the relevant tests; RINA will provide the necessary technical communication support to ensure the project progresses as scheduled.

This on-site guidance by RINA experts provides authoritative technical direction for the project’s compliant construction. Yagena Technology stated that it will continue to enhance its maritime cybersecurity capabilities and, in collaboration with classification societies, deliver compliant and reliable solutions to its customers.

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