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This week marked the formal launch of New Zealand’s National Surveillance and Warning Capability (NSWC), an always-on system to protect NZ’s critical subsea cables. This system is delivered by Starboard Maritime Intelligence, and Kordia, thorough a 24/7 Maritime Operations Centre.

starboardintelligence.comNational Surveillance and Warning Capability launched to protect NZ subsea infrastructure - Starboard Maritime IntelligenceNew Zealand has launched a 24/7 monitoring capability with Starboard and Kordia to protect the subsea cables carrying around 99% of the country's data.

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Starboard Maritime Intelligence

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19 June

The system was unveiled by NZ’s Associate Transport Minister James Meager who said “This new 24/7 monitoring system is a world-first and will go a long way in ensuring submarine cables on our shores are protected, which are vital to New Zealand’s security and resilience”

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Starboard Maritime Intelligence

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19 June

Jonty Kelt, Board Chair at Starboard said, “Protecting the cables on the seabed has become a resilience priority for every connected country. That a country our size has created a model with relevance beyond our shores speaks to what New Zealand technology can contribute on the world stage."

Starboard Maritime Intelligence

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19 June

This technology is also being adopted internationally. In May, Starboard secured a contract to deliver this capability in European waters, safeguarding Tampnet’s communication networks in the North Sea.