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Practical, referenced guidance for yacht systems, technical work and onboard responsibilities.

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IT & Networking Technical guide

Packet Capture Basics for Yacht Network Faults

A practical guide to using packet captures on yacht networks without collecting the wrong traffic, breaching privacy, or sending poor evidence to remote support.

10 min read

Safety & Compliance SOP / checklist

Permit to Work Minimum Standard for Technical Jobs

How yacht technical teams should authorise and control higher-risk work, from defining the job and isolations through suspension, reinstatement and documented handback.

5 min read

Cyber Security Technical guide

Phishing and Social Engineering Drill for Yacht Crew

No-blame drill plan for training yacht crew to recognise, verify, and report phishing or social-engineering attempts across email, messaging, and supplier requests.

9 min read

IT & Networking Technical guide

PRTG Network Monitoring for Yachts

A practical guide to using PRTG on yachts for network visibility, owner-trip readiness, fault evidence, and change control without turning monitoring into an alarm machine.

8 min read

IT & Networking SOP / checklist

Rack Labeling and Patch Discipline Standard

A practical SOP for yacht rack labeling, patching, cable colour rules, port maps, before-and-after evidence, and routine rack audits.

7 min read

Cyber Security Technical guide

Ransomware Recovery Readiness for Yacht IT

Readiness guide for recovering yacht IT after ransomware, covering restore order, clean backups, admin access, evidence, and management decisions.

8 min read

Navigation & Bridge Technical guide

S-100 ECDIS Transition for Yacht Teams

A practical bridge-team guide to the S-100 ECDIS transition, explaining S-101 ENCs, new data layers, dual-fuel operation, type approval, refit planning, and the 2029 new-system milestone.

6 min read

Cyber Security Technical guide

Secure Yacht Wi-Fi and Guest Device Policy

Policy guide for separating guest, crew, owner, AV, contractor, and operational Wi-Fi so convenience services do not expose vessel systems.