May 2, 2023
(press release)
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In the latest episode of our #MSCDigitalTalks series, MSC’s CDIO André Simha meets Gene Seroka, Executive Director of the Port of Los Angeles, to talk about how the port information-sharing system benefits the whole supply chain. As digitalization in LA Port continues to expand, cyber-security is a important topic of their discussion. As the USA’s largest container port with 9.9 million TEUs handled in 2022, LA Port’s cargo operations generate a huge amount of data. Several years ago, Gene Seroka, Executive Director of the Port of Los Angeles, and his teams realized that sharing this information with customers, partners and stakeholders could bring benefits across the supply chain, and even to end consumers. Sharing real-time shipping data and insights The Port Optimizer™ simply aggregates all the data elements that exist out in our business today and puts it into one screen, so our customers, partners and stakeholders can do their jobs better and faster. The port also places a strong emphasis on cyber-security. In 2014, it became the first port in the world to implement a state-of-the-art Cyber-Security Operations Centre (CSOC) in collaboration with the United States Department of Homeland Security. Today, the CSOC stops 40 million cyber intrusion attempts every month. About the Port of Los Angeles Join the conversation The #MSCDigitalTalks video series features conversations with leaders and experts at the forefront of the shipping industry’s digital transformation. Follow André Simha and #MSCDigitalTalks on LinkedIn to watch the latest episodes and join the conversation. About MSC's digital solutions Interested in learning more about how digitalization is transforming the shipping experience for MSC’s customers? Explore our digital solutions.
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