NCoDE Command connects to your onboard systems - legacy and modern - and brings their data into one unified, secure, customisable interface.
No more spreadsheet compliance. No more audit surprises. NCoDE Command handles incident reporting, patch management, training tracking, and backup verification — so your crew can focus on running the ship while shore manages compliance.
USCG 33 CFR 101 Subpart FEnforcement began July 2025 - cyber security compliance now mandatory for US-calling vessels
EU NIS2 DirectiveTransposed October 2024 - maritime operators classified as essential entities
IMO MSC-FAL.1/Circ.3/Rev.3In effect since January 2024 - cyber risk management required in Safety Management Systems
Classification SocietiesIncreasing cyber notation requirements from Lloyd's, Bureau Veritas, RINA, and others
Maritime cyber attacks increased 103% in 2025. Over 1,000 vessels a day are affected by GPS interference in the Red Sea alone. Ransomware has shut ports for days. The average attack costs $550,000 - and most vessel operators' insurance doesn't cover it.
The USCG cybersecurity rule took effect July 2025. Cybersecurity plans must be submitted by July 2027. NCoDE Command maps every requirement — from CySO designation to incident reporting — into guided workflows with audit-ready evidence.
USCG 33 CFR 101
Every requirement area in Subpart F mapped. CySO tracking, cybersecurity plans, NRC reporting without delay, drill and exercise scheduling, and technical control evidence.
EU NIS2 Directive
Three-stage CSIRT reporting — 24-hour early warning, 72-hour detailed notification, final report within one month. All 10 Article 21 measures tracked.
IMO MSC-FAL.1/Circ.3/Rev.3
NIST framework for maritime. SMS chain reporting — Captain to DPA to Company. ISM Code integration and flag state notification.
Powered By
NCoDE™ Engine MX100
NCoDE Command runs on the MX100 - our high-performance onboard platform built for the processing demands of real-time compliance, multi-framework governance, and enterprise vessel operations. The MX100 collects data from your marine systems (NMEA 2000, Modbus, J1939), processes it in real time, and delivers it to Command for visualisation and management.
NCoDE Command brings together operations, compliance, and security into a unified command interface. Here's what it looks like in practice.
Operations Dashboard
Camera feeds, marine gauges, interactive charts with weather overlays, a sensor data grid, battery and tank panels, and live network status — all in one customisable dashboard you arrange to suit the vessel.
CCTVMarine GaugesChartsNetworkBattery
Cyber Compliance & Governance
Multi-framework compliance tracking for USCG, NIS2, and IMO requirements. Vendor tracker, risk register, and controls implementation - with real-time compliance scoring.
USCG 33 CFR 101EU NIS2IMO MSC-FAL.1Vendor Tracker
Risk, Documents & Change Management
Document vault for cybersecurity policies and procedures, risk register with severity tracking, and change management with approval workflows - all audit-ready.
Document VaultRisk RegisterChange Mgmt
The Challenge
Vessels Are More Connected Than Ever. Compliance Hasn't Kept Up.
Modern vessels run dozens of systems - navigation, propulsion, HVAC, security cameras, network equipment - but operators still manage compliance with spreadsheets, paper checklists, and disconnected tools.
Fragmented Systems
Data lives in silos. The bridge has one view, the engine room another, shore management a third. Nobody has the complete picture.
Navigation data separate from engine monitoring
Security cameras disconnected from the command station
Network status invisible to operations
No unified audit trail across systems
Manual Compliance
When the inspector arrives, you're scrambling through folders, emails, and spreadsheets to prove compliance. It doesn't have to be this way.
Paper-based cybersecurity plans
No central risk register
Vendor access untracked
Incident response is ad-hoc
Access Control Gaps
Shared passwords, no audit logs, and unclear permissions make it impossible to prove who did what and when - exactly what regulators now require.
No Visibility
Shore-side management can't see vessel status in real time. When something goes wrong, you find out late - or not at all.
What NCoDE Command Does
One Interface. Every System. Complete Governance.
NCoDE Command integrates with your existing vessel systems and presents their data through a single, secure command interface. It's not a replacement - it's the layer that connects everything.
Unifies Vessel Data
Navigation, engines, tanks, batteries, environmental sensors, and more - all displayed in real-time dashboards you can customise for any role.
Integrates CCTV & Security
Camera feeds from onboard cameras with DVR recording on a rolling retention window. See what’s happening on deck, in the engine room, or at the gangway.
Manages Access Control
Enterprise-grade user authentication with roles, permissions, and certifications. Every login, every action - logged and auditable.
Monitors Cyber Security
Security configuration assessment, security alerts, and patch status for every networked device aboard, drawn from the Wazuh agents on those machines. Know your exposure before the inspector does.
Tracks Compliance
Multi-framework compliance tracking across USCG, NIS2, IMO and IACS. Every control mapped. Every evidence item captured.
Manages Network & Connectivity
Monitor every WAN link - VSAT, LTE, satellite - with bandwidth usage, signal strength, and device tracking in one view.
4Regulatory Frameworks
36Sensor Types
10Compliance Functions
20Dashboard Widgets
The Transformation
What Changes When You Deploy NCoDE?
The shift from fragmented, manual processes to integrated, audit-ready operations. This is what inspectors expect - and what operators deserve.
Challenge
Without NCoDE
With NCoDE
Cyber compliance
Spreadsheets and paper checklists with no framework tracking
Multi-framework compliance tracker with control-level evidence
Vulnerability management
Manual PC audits with no centralised visibility
Automated security configuration assessment across all shipboard systems
Access control
Shared passwords, manual logs, no audit trail
Role-based access with complete authentication audit trail
Incident response
Paper-based plans, no structured workflow
Guided workflow with severity classification and NRC reporting
Vendor security
Email-based assessments, no tracking
Vendor database with remote access logging and DPA tracking
Document control
File shares with no version control or expiry tracking
Document Vault with versioning, expiry alerts, and access logs
Risk assessment
Static spreadsheet that nobody updates
Dynamic risk matrix with mitigation tracking and ownership
Change management
Informal approval via email or conversation
Change Control Board: request, review, approve, implement
Audit readiness
Scrambling to gather evidence when the inspector arrives
Complete digital audit trail ready for inspection at any time
Patch management
No visibility into patch status across shipboard systems
Full lifecycle tracking: open → scheduled → applied → verified. Deferred patches auto-create risk entries
Backup verification
Assume backups work — no verification until disaster strikes
Schedule tracking with RPO/RTO targets, restore testing records, and overdue detection alerts
Training compliance
Spreadsheet of crew certificates with manual expiry checks
LDAP-integrated training matrix with 30/60/90-day expiry warnings and per-role compliance percentage
Regulatory reporting
Manual forms filled under pressure, missed deadlines
Dedicated panels for USCG NRC, NIS2 Article 23 (three-stage), and IMO SMS chain with automated deadline tracking
Dual Perspective
Designed for Both Sides of the Gangway
NCoDE Command serves the crew on board and the compliance team ashore. The same data, the same platform — different views for different responsibilities.
On Board — Crew Operations
Guided decision tree walks non-technical crew through incident assessment
Plain-language prompts with visual severity indicators
Build your own checklists for departure, arrival or routine cyber security rounds
Fuel, fresh, grey and black water - levels at a glance
Power Systems
Battery banks, generators, shore power - voltage, charge state
Governance & Compliance
Ten Modules Built for Auditors
NCoDE includes dedicated compliance modules that map directly to USCG, IMO, NIS2, ISM, and classification society requirements. Each module generates the evidence an inspector expects.
Maritime Cyber Compliance
Multi-framework compliance tracking, key personnel management, incident response workflow, penetration test scheduling, and NRC reporting - all in one module.
USCG 33 CFR 101IMO MSC-FAL.1EU NIS2
Risk Register
5×5 likelihood-impact risk matrix with mitigation tracking, risk ownership, and review scheduling. The formal risk assessment required by ISM Code and USCG cyber rules.
ISM Code 1.2.2USCG §101.650(e)
Document Vault
Controlled document storage with version history, expiry tracking, access logging, and role-based permissions. ISM-compliant document management.
ISM Code 11Classification
Change Management
Full change control workflow: request, review, approve, implement, rollback. Every modification to safety-critical systems documented and authorised.
ISM Code 10USCG §101.650(b)
Vendor Tracker
Third-party vendor assessment with security scoring, remote access logging, Data Processing Agreement tracking, and access control.
USCG §101.650(f)EU NIS2 Art. 21(2)(d)
LDAP Administration
User access control with roles, permissions, groups, and certification tracking. Every login audited. Every permission documented.
ISM Code 12ISPS CodeUSCG §101.650(a)
Patch Lifecycle Management
Full state machine: open → scheduled → applied → verified. Deferred patches auto-create risk entries. Applied patches generate change management records. Wazuh SCA import for automated findings.
USCG §101.650(e)NIS2 Art. 21(2)(e)ISM 10.1
Backup & Recovery
Schedule tracking with RPO and RTO targets per system. Verification records with restore testing. Overdue detection at 1.5× warning and 2× critical frequency thresholds.
USCG §101.650(g)NIS2 Art. 21(2)(c)IMO §4.5
Training Matrix
Crew-by-certification grid with 30, 60, and 90-day expiry warnings. Per-role compliance percentage. Bulk assignment after drills. Fully integrated with LDAP crew directory.
USCG §101.650(d)ISM Code 6STCW
Software Allowlist
Per-agent software baseline management. Global allowlist for approved packages. Automated violation detection when unapproved software appears on any monitored endpoint.
USCG §101.650(b)NIS2 Art. 21(2)(e)
Who Uses NCoDE
Every Role in the Compliance Chain
NCoDE serves everyone from the master on the bridge to the DPA in the shore office - giving each role the view they need.
Vessel Operators
Single platform for operational safety, cyber compliance, and crew management
Cyber Security Officers
Complete cyber risk management with security configuration assessment and incident response
DPA / Shore Management
ISM compliance evidence, audit logs, and document control from one system
Inspectors & Surveyors
Audit-ready evidence for every regulatory framework in a structured format
Compliance Teams
Submit regulatory reports, approve patches and changes, manage vendors and training, with the compliance record kept on the vessel where the auditor will ask for it
Fleet Managers
NCoDE Command runs on each vessel and holds that vessel's compliance record. NCoDE Fleet covers shore-side operations — position, certificates, maintenance, repairs, charter and warranty
Ready to be audit-ready?
NCoDE Command brings your vessel's operations, cyber security, and regulatory compliance into one unified platform. One interface. Every system. Complete governance.