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Maritime cybersecurity awareness training that crews actually complete — and that generates the documentation regulators require.

USCG 33 CFR 101.650 IMO MSC-FAL.1/Circ.3 NIST CSF 2.0
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DECK SECURE — Maritime Cyber Awareness Arcade v1.0.0
// MARITIME CYBER AWARENESS ARCADE //
DECKSECURE
CREW CYBERSECURITY AWARENESS MODULE
Phish or Legit
Identify phishing emails
300 PTS
Threat Sweep
Find vessel risks
400 PTS
Bridge Decision
Incident response
300 PTS
▶ LAUNCH TRAINING
Solo play or instructor-led group mode · ~15 min · 1,000 pts possible
The Compliance Gap

The January 2026 deadline passed.
Most operators are already non-compliant.

Jan 2026
USCG 33 CFR 101.650 initial training deadline

The rule went into effect July 16, 2025. Initial crew training was due by January 12, 2026. New personnel must be trained within 30 days of hire and annually thereafter.

Annual
IMO training requirement — every crew member

IMO MSC-FAL.1/Circ.3/Rev.3 (April 2025) mandates annual cybersecurity awareness training for all crew, integrated into the vessel's Safety Management System.

Records
USCG requires documented training records

33 CFR 104.235, 105.225, and 106.230 require operators to maintain training records. DeckSecure automatically generates the documentation you need to keep.

Training Modules

Three modules. ~15 minutes.
One complete compliance session.

01
Phish or Legit
Up to 300 points · 6 emails per session

Crew members evaluate realistic maritime email scenarios — spotting phishing attempts before the countdown timer runs out.

  • 18 email scenarios in the pool; 6 shown per session
  • Maritime-specific context: port agents, VSAT providers, flag state comms
  • Covers IMO §3.5 (threat awareness) and USCG CGTP 101.650(d)(1)(i)
02
Threat Sweep
Up to 400 points · 2 locations per session

Crew scan vessel locations — bridge, engine room, comms room — identifying cyber risks hidden in the environment.

  • 6 vessel location pools; 2 selected per session
  • 10 items per location: 5 threats, 5 safe
  • Covers IMO §3.3 (identification of risks) and USCG 101.650(d)(1)(iii)
03
Bridge Decision
Up to 300 points · 5 scenarios per session

Real-world incident scenarios unfold on screen. Crew make time-pressured decisions: the right call earns points; wrong calls show consequences.

  • 15 scenario pool; 5 selected per session
  • GPS anomalies, ransomware, unauthorized access, comms failures
  • Covers IMO §3.6 (response) and USCG 101.650(d)(1)(ii) and (iv)
Workflow

From install to compliant in one session

1

Install the MSI

One-click Windows installer. Runs on any vessel laptop or tablet. No internet required during training.

2

Launch Training

Solo or instructor-led group mode. Crew complete all three modules in approximately 15 minutes.

3

Auto-Generate Records

DeckSecure automatically produces a completion certificate and detailed session report for every crew member.

4

File the Documentation

Records include name, score, date, and module version — exactly what 33 CFR 104.235 requires you to keep.

Completion Certificate

Issued to each crew member. Contains: name, final score, rank achieved (Trainee → Chief Security Officer), training date, and module version. Suitable for retention in vessel cybersecurity training records.

Session Report

Detailed summary for the Cybersecurity Officer. Contains: score breakdown by module, pass/borderline/review determination against the 80% pass threshold, module version, and training date.

Regulatory Coverage

Designed for the regulations,
not just inspired by them

USCG 33 CFR Part 101.650

DeckSecure covers threat recognition (d)(1)(i), detection/reporting (d)(1)(ii), cyber hygiene (d)(1)(iii), reporting procedures (d)(1)(iv), and key personnel roles (d)(2)(i). Documentation output satisfies recordkeeping under 104.235, 105.225, and 106.230.

IMO MSC-FAL.1/Circ.3/Rev.3

Training content aligns to Sections 3.3 (identification), 3.5 (awareness), and 3.6 (response and recovery). Annual session frequency satisfies the IMO's requirement for recurrent crew cybersecurity training integrated with the vessel's SMS.

NIST CSF 2.0

Module content maps to the Identify (crew awareness), Protect (access hygiene), Detect (anomaly recognition), Respond (incident procedures), and Recover functions. Session reports document training against these functional areas.

Content Currency

On startup, DeckSecure checks Maverick Security's secure content repository for updates. New threat scenarios and regulatory revisions are delivered automatically — no reinstallation. The module version embedded in all records confirms content was current at time of training.

Licensing

Options for every fleet size

Seat License
Per learner · Minimum 25 seats per term

Pay per crew member trained. Ideal for single-vessel operators or management companies running periodic training cycles.

  • Per-seat annual fee
  • Minimum 25 seats per term
  • Completion certificate per seat
  • Session report included
Multi-Site
Fleet-wide · Custom pricing

Annual unlimited coverage across multiple vessels or academy locations. Negotiated pricing for management companies and operators with large fleets.

  • Unlimited across all locations
  • Fleet management reporting
  • Custom content integration
  • Dedicated account manager

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