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At a Glance Two Missions, Same Waters, Different Questions A frigate operating in the Baltic and a coast guard cutter in the same waters are asking different questions of the maritime picture in front of them. The frigate wants to know about the vessels that are not what they claim to be. Which of the…

At a Glance The Constraint Isn’t Data, It’s Fusion MOCs receive multi-sensor data at volumes the operational teams inside them cannot fully process, cross-reference, or turn into decision-relevant intelligence at the pace commanders require. The constraint on decision advantage is not the size of the incoming data pipeline. It is the fusion layer that turns…

At a Glance What Is a False Flag Vessel? A false flag vessel is a ship that broadcasts the flag of a country whose maritime administration has not authorized the vessel to fly it. The vessel’s Automatic Identification System (AIS) transmits a country identifier that is either not recognized by that country’s official registry, or…

At a Glance Compliance Sits at the Center of the Coverage Process Compliance managers in marine insurance carry a heavier operational load in 2026 than at any point in the recent past. The coverage process has five stages: new business enquiry, underwriting, ongoing monitoring, claims, and renewal. Compliance touches four of them, more than any…