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Maritime Security and the Evolution of Modern Piracy

Ships started considering ways to protect themselves, which raised legal questions about carrying weapons and having armed guards on ships, especially when docking in countries where weapons are banned. A shipping company sought legal guidance to navigate maritime laws for self-protection, eventually leading to an interest in making ships more secure with defense mechanisms. This transitioned into involvement in operational security against pirate attacks and managing risks, sparking a love for security work. Modern piracy originated in the 1990s around the Horn of Africa, initially stemming from efforts to defend against illegal fishing in Somalian waters. It evolved into sophisticated operations comparable to modern cyber security ransomware groups, with involvement in insider activities within European insurance companies.

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