How a Cyberattack Sank a Shipping Giant
🚨A single line of code triggered a global shipping collapse, halting trade and impacting the supply chain. The cyberattack on Maersk, the world's largest shipping company, exposed vulnerabilities in cybersecurity. This event underscores the importance of network security and protecting against future cyberattack.
🚨 One virus. 800 ships down. $300M gone.
A cyberattack meant for Ukraine accidentally shut down 20% of global trade—in just a few hours. This is the true story of NotPetya, the ransomware that didn’t want money—it wanted chaos.
📦 From Maersk’s global collapse to a forgotten backup server in Ghana, this digital disaster exposed how fragile the world’s supply chain really is. And guess what?
The next supply chain crisis might not be a storm… it’ll be a single click.
▶️ If your world depends on logistics, cybersecurity, or global trade—you can’t afford to miss this.
0:00 – One Line of Code Shuts Down Global Shipping
0:30 – The Virus Built to Destroy: NotPetya
1:02 – How One Office Crippled Maersk
1:31 – Recovery from a Forgotten Server
1:41 – The Industry’s Hidden Weakness
2:15 – The Global Ripple Effect
2:36 – Trade Runs on Code, Not Just Containers
2:54 – Why Cybersecurity Is Still an Afterthought
3:14 – The Next Disruption Won’t Be a Storm
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