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Book SynopsisIntroduction.- The future of cybersecurity at sea: Human vs. human, or AI vs. AI.- Human factors in maritime cybersecurity.- Human factor and culture in maritime cybersecurity.- Rethinking seafarer training for the digital age.- Ports of Tallinn and Koper comparative analysis including cybersecurity.- Simulating cyberattacks on autonomous sea surface vessel's rudder controller.- A scope review of secure broadcasting protocols for the automated identification system.- Using incremental inductive logic programming for learning spoofing attacks on maritime automated identification system data.- A concept of integrating an open-source intrusion detection system into marine vehicles.- Integrating artificial neural networks with inertial navigation systems for resilience against GPS cyber-attacks.- Machine learning cybersecurity risk valuation in autonomous surface vessels.- Automatic identification system intrusion detection using federated leering approach.- Conclusion.
