Furuno continues to set the standard in maritime cybersecurity, achieving compliance with IACS (International Association of Classification Societies) UR E27 requirements from three additional classification societies: CLASS NK (Nippon Kaiji Kyokai), CCS (China Classification Society), and ABS (American Bureau of Shipping).

This latest accomplishment follows Furuno’s groundbreaking certification from DNV (Det Norske Veritas) in July 2025, solidifying its position as a pioneer in secure maritime technology.

A Comprehensive Approach to Cyber Resilience

The IACS UR E27 certification underscores Furuno’s commitment to safeguarding onboard systems and equipment against evolving cyber threats. By meeting the rigorous standards of multiple leading classification societies, Furuno ensures that its navigation and communication solutions are not only compliant but also future-proofed for the digital age.

Certified Equipment Portfolio

Furuno’s certified product lineup includes:

Why IACS UR E26 and E27 Matter

IACS introduced UR E26 (ship-level cyber resilience) and UR E27 (equipment-level cyber resilience) to address the growing risks associated with digital connectivity in maritime operations. Mandatory for vessels contracted after July 1, 2024, these requirements ensure that ships and onboard systems are equipped to mitigate cyber vulnerabilities.

Furuno’s Commitment to Innovation

As the maritime industry embraces digital transformation, Furuno remains at the forefront, delivering secure, reliable, and cutting-edge solutions that meet the highest global standards. This latest certification milestone reflects Furuno’s dedication to safety, innovation, and operational excellence in an increasingly connected world.