Inmarsat Maritime, a Viasat subsidiary, has entered into an agreement to implement NexusWave for Coastal Transportation. This family-operated shipping firm is seeking a dependable and cyber-secure connectivity solution for its fleet of refrigerated and general cargo vessels.
Coastal Transportation operates a consistent schedule between its base in Seattle, Washington, and ports across Western Alaska, relying heavily on stable connectivity for essential and crew communications.
Cyber-resilience for complex cargoes
Coastal Transportation recognises the increasing threat of cyber incidents and the necessity for a robust
With the transportation of intricate inventory, Coastal Transportation recognises the increasing threat of cyber incidents and the necessity for a robust digital infrastructure.
NexusWave's secure-by-design framework and segregated network systems grant Coastal Transportation fortified cyber resilience.
This comprehensive, bonded connectivity service offers global coverage with a network availability of over 99.9%, ensuring vessels and crew maintain high-speed internet connectivity from Seattle to Dutch Harbour and further afield.
Security and reliability emphasised
Stephanie Grisham, Technical Program Manager at Coastal Transportation, stated, "Upgrading to Inmarsat NexusWave was a natural next step for our cargo fleet. NexusWave is the only connectivity solution on the market that delivers the levels of security and reliability we need to support safe and efficient operations from port to port."
She adds, "We also value the convenience it offers as a single solution from one provider that seamlessly combines the capabilities of multiple services."
Expanding operator base
Logan Murray, Sales Account Manager at Inmarsat Maritime, remarked, "We are delighted to extend our longstanding relationship with Coastal Transportation – the latest in a fast-growing cohort of operators that appreciate the unique value of fully managed, bonded connectivity as an enabler of safe, efficient, and secure fleet operations."
