learning program

Maritime Cybersecurity Operational Technology Learning Program

This learning program provides required cybersecurity training for personnel who access, use, or support operational technology (OT) systems at MTSA-regulated facilities and vessels. This program builds on foundational cybersecurity awareness and delivers targeted instruction on OT-specific risks, vulnerabilities, and protective measures. Participants will learn how cyber threats impact safety, security, and operations, and how to apply practical safeguards within maritime OT environments. This program is designed to support compliance with U.S. Coast Guard cybersecurity training expectations under 33 CFR 101 Subpart F and to ensure personnel with OT responsibilities are properly trained and prepared.
2
courses
20%
discount
$50
savings

What's included?

Includes foundational cybersecurity awareness + OT-specific training aligned with 33 CFR 101 Subpart F requirements.

Foundational Cybersecurity Awareness

Covers essential cybersecurity concepts, cyber hygiene, and threat awareness applicable to all personnel with system access.

OT-Specific Cybersecurity Training

Focused instruction on risks, vulnerabilities, and protective measures specific to operational technology systems.

Structured Learning Path

Training is delivered in a clear progression: Awareness → OT-Specific Training, ensuring foundational knowledge is established before advanced topics.

Real-World Maritime Application

Training content is tailored to maritime facilities and vessels, emphasizing safety, security, and operational impacts.

Certificate of Completion

Participants receive documentation of training completion, including course content and duration for recordkeeping.

Compliance-Aligned Content

Designed to support alignment with U.S. Coast Guard cybersecurity training expectations under 33 CFR 101 Subpart F.

Included courses

This program includes the following courses, delivered in a structured learning sequence.

Learning program contents

Frequently asked questions

What is the deadline for initial cybersecurity awareness training?
Initial cybersecurity awareness training must be completed no later than January 12, 2026, in accordance with U.S. Coast Guard maritime cybersecurity implementation timelines.
Does this training need to be repeated annually?
Yes. U.S. Coast Guard maritime cybersecurity requirements require cybersecurity awareness training to be conducted at least annually and whenever there are significant changes to systems, operations, or personnel roles that could affect cybersecurity risk.

Personnel must complete refresher training each year to maintain compliance and ensure training reflects current threats, regulatory updates, and agency guidance.
Does the certificate meet regulatory recordkeeping requirements?
Yes. Upon successful completion, learners receive a certificate of completion that documents the training date, course duration, training description, and learner name, consistent with U.S. Coast Guard cybersecurity training recordkeeping expectations.
Can organizations purchase training for multiple learners?
Yes. Group and organizational licensing options are available for organizations purchasing training for multiple learners and managing enrollment across their workforce. 
Where can I find additional guidance or help selecting the right training?
For additional guidance on maritime cybersecurity training requirements or assistance selecting role-specific training, click the link below  or contact us through the Contact page.