This week’s picture is defined by a sharp security escalation in the Caribbean, with direct knock-ons for commercial shipping and cruise itineraries.

Risk is multi-domain and dynamic. Fragile truces, grey-zone maritime enforcement, and cyber pre-positioning can combine quickly to raise exposure on a single voyage. Dryad Global recommends continuous ...

The global maritime security landscape continues to shift rapidly, with new threats emerging across strategic waterways from the Gulf of Aden to the Arabian Sea. This week’s Dryad Global Maritime ...

This week’s picture is defined by a U.S. naval surge in the southern Caribbean, major weather-driven disruption across Chinese ports, and renewed tension at Scarborough Shoal. Below we summarise the ...

Headline developments this week: a long-range Ukrainian drone strike hit Russia’s largest Baltic oil terminal at Primorsk; the U.S. announced its most extensive sanctions action to date against the ...

The global maritime domain continues to face escalating risks across geopolitical, cyber, and operational fronts. This week’s analysis highlights three critical developments with direct implications ...

Key developments in maritime security, cyber threats, and global shipping risks As geopolitical tensions, organised crime, and cyberattacks continue to shape the global maritime environment, Dryad ...

From piracy arrests in the Singapore Strait to NATO’s presence in the Arctic, Dryad Global’s latest Maritime Intelligence Brief (MIB) reveals how the balance of power and security at sea is evolving ...

Dryad Global’s new Metis Insights exposes the emerging threat of weaponised shipping containers and what it means for global port security. This was not just a battlefield tactic. It was a signal to ...

Dryad Global’s latest Maritime Intelligence Brief highlights a shifting global threat landscape, with the convergence of kinetic and cyber threats creating fresh risks for maritime operators worldwide ...

Since the invasion of Ukraine, Russia’s so-called “shadow fleet” has expanded dramatically—now comprising hundreds of ageing, reflagged, and AIS-dark tankers quietly transporting sanctioned oil. In ...