Architecture review
Model trust boundaries, network zones, vendor access and cross-domain dependencies to reveal structural risk.
↗VESSEL DIGITAL TWINS
A digital twin gives us a controlled way to model selected systems, connections and data flows. It supports deeper analysis without turning the live yacht into a laboratory.
A PURPOSE-BUILT MODEL
A security digital twin is not a visual replica of the yacht. It is a structured representation of the parts that matter to a defined assessment: network zones, access paths, services, identities, gateways, selected protocols and expected behaviour.
The model can combine diagrams, configuration evidence, representative virtual systems and safe protocol simulations. Its scope is determined by the question we need to answer and the information available.
WHAT IT CAN HELP YOU DO
Document how onboard IT, communications, navigation support and engineering environments connect.
Examine unintended paths, excessive trust and dependencies that are difficult to see in isolated diagrams.
Reproduce selected scenarios, detections and configuration changes away from operational systems.
Compare options and give owners, managers and technical teams a clearer basis for action.
TYPICAL USES
Model trust boundaries, network zones, vendor access and cross-domain dependencies to reveal structural risk.
↗Explore how a proposed gateway, application, remote-access service or network change affects the wider environment.
↗Generate controlled normal and anomalous activity to confirm that custom alerts behave as intended.
↗Create a shared technical view that helps different vendors discuss boundaries, responsibilities and remediation.
↗We do not claim to reproduce every onboard system. Scope, fidelity and limitations are agreed at the outset and recorded with the findings.