Bridge software upgraded for cyber resilience

Other new functions include simplifying and enhancing handling AIS targets, introducing tidal information, counteracting jamming or spoofing and optional features supporting public authority or naval vessels.

INS functionality has been extended to include security information and event management to identify anomalies in vessel systems and to initiate responses to cyber incidents.

Anschütz also prepared Synapsis NX for integrating additional radar transceivers. In future, the Radar NX application can be combined with classic magnetron and solid-state radars to form a type-approved marine radar system.

“We have put the new software through its paces and are able to roll it out on many of our customers’ vessels together with our integration partners,” said Mr Bruhn.

In an INS, Synapsis NX software runs on standardised hardware components and manages all central functions of the bridge system, such as data management, alarm management, configuration management or the new services for cyber security.

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