The app helps you manually document all marine electronics like GPS/chartplotters, radar, VHF radios, and engine ECUs. You enter all device information yourself; the app does not connect to or scan your equipment.

Yes! Maritime CyberGuard adapts international maritime cybersecurity standards (IMO/BIMCO/ISM Code) for recreational boaters, helping them implement professional-grade security practices appropriate to their vessel using intuitive manual documentation and compliance tools.

No technical expertise is required. The app includes a guided onboarding tutorial, clear visual references, and step-by-step implementation guidance based on international maritime standards. You manually enter and track information in plain language.

Maritime CyberGuard provides frameworks and documentation tools based on IMO Resolution MSC.428(98) and BIMCO Guidelines. You manually assess cyber risks, document systems, track maintenance, and maintain compliance records. The app helps organize this data; you enter and manage all data yourself, as it does NOT automatically monitor, scan, or detect threats.

No. All core functionality works offline, storing your documentation, risk assessments, and checklists locally. Internet is only required for optional cloud backup, accessing external regulation links, or downloading initial reference materials.

Maritime CyberGuard is NOT active security software. It does NOT connect to your equipment, perform automated scanning or monitoring, provide real-time threat detection, monitor network traffic, function as antivirus/firewall, or actively protect against cyber attacks.