Waterfall Security and GoCloud have entered a strategic partnership to enhance cybersecurity at the Port of Miami.
This collaboration will see GoCloud implement Waterfall’s unidirectional technology, aiming to improve resilience against cyber threats at the Port of Miami, in Florida.
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GoCloud CEO Javier Dugarte said: “Our collaboration with Waterfall Security empowers us to significantly enhance the level of protection we provide to critical infrastructure clients, such as the Port of Miami Crane Management.
“We are proud to play a key role in this essential security initiative, ensuring that the port’s operations remain resilient and secure from emerging cyber threats.”
The new partnership will also assist US ports in quickly complying with new standards issued as directive by the US Coast Guard for securing ship-to-shore cranes manufactured in China.
Waterfall’s technology offers hardware-enforced cybersecurity, safeguarding against both external and embedded threats.
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By GlobalDataWaterfall Security Solutions CEO Lior Frenkel said: “Cyber threats to critical infrastructure are constantly evolving. The need for powerful, secure solutions has never been more urgent. We’re happy to partner with GoCloud to bring our unidirectional technology to the Port of Miami.
“By combining our strengths, we’re not only securing this critical infrastructure, but also establishing a model for cybersecurity that can help organisations comply with recent standards and regulation.”
This move provides robust protection against external threats, even if those threat chains involve exploiting embedded elements within the cranes.
The initiative aims to set a new benchmark for security compliance in the US maritime sector.
By integrating Waterfall’s gateways with GoCloud’s IT and cybersecurity expertise, the partnership aims to deliver protection and operational reliability for critical infrastructure.
