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Aybars Oruc

Aybars Oruc

Ph.D. Candidate
Department of Information Security and Communication Technology
Faculty of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering

aybars.oruc@ntnu.no
A118 Ametystbygget, Gjøvik
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Background

The background of Aybars Oruc is in marine engineering. After he had worked as an engineer on different types of merchant vessels such as aframax tanker, LPG tanker and container vessel, he worked as HSEQ Coordinator, and then HSEQ Superintendent in a tanker management company for 4 years. He is a Ph.D. candidate at the NTNU. He is the member of IMarEST, IET and Engineering Council-UK. He is also a member of CISaR group and MarCy project at NTNU and a fellow member of the Maritime Cyber Risk Management Special Interest Group in IMarEST. His research field is maritime cyber security. He was in the IMO to perform his research activities for a while in 2022 and delivered a speech in NATO CyCon 2022 as an invited speaker.

Education

• M.Sc. in Maritime Transportation Management Engineering
   Piri Reis University, Turkey.

• B.Sc. in Marine Engineering
   Near East University & Kyrenia University, Cyprus.

• HND in Marine Engineering
   Turkish Maritime Education Center, Turkey.

• Vocational School in Marine Engines
   Galatasaray University & Bahcesehir University, Turkey.

• High School in Marine Engines
   Ziya Kalkavan Maritime College, Turkey.

Research

  • Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience

MarCy (Maritime Cyber Resilience)

MarCy is a four year project financed by the Norwegian Research Council and maritime industry aiming at developing maritime cyber resilience. The means for ensuring maritime cyber resilience can therefore be technical counter-measures and recommendations.

Publications

The publication list is given HERE.

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Media

Western ports cyber-attack another warning to upgrade resilience

Interview with IMarEST (Institute of Marine Engineering, Science & Technology)

I, Pirate: A cyber story in the maritime industry

Magazine article published by Splash247.com

2021

  • Lecture
    Oruc, Aybars. (2021) Testbed architecture for the Integrated Navigation System (INS). Motstandsdyktigheit i det maritime cyberdomenet . FHS, NTNU og GCE Blue Maritime Cluster; Ålesund. 2021-12-08.
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