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33 CFR Part 101 Subpart F
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Phase 1 active
July 2025
Phase 2 in effect
January 2026
Phase 3 approaching
July 2027
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Any fleet. Any scale.
DeckTrust handles any fleet configuration — OSVs in the Gulf, tankers on international routes, drillships, ATBs, ferries, or mixed fleets across multiple operators. Every entity gets its own compliance tracking, every person gets the right training track, and every document is scoped to the vessel it belongs to. Add an entity, assign personnel, and compliance tracking starts automatically.

23 deliverables. 5 outcomes.
The USCG inspection checklist maps to specific documents, records, and evidence. DeckTrust produces all of them.
Self-paced cybersecurity training mapped to every 101.650(d) requirement. Dual-clock deadline enforcement, key personnel tracking, completion certificates, and duration records that satisfy inspector scrutiny.
IT and OT asset inventory across every vessel. Cybersecurity assessments with field-ready mobile forms, photo evidence, and structured findings. CISA KEV cross-referencing for known vulnerabilities.
Cybersecurity Plan builder covering all 14 required sections under 101.630(c). Vessel Security Assessments, Vessel Security Plans, CySO designation documentation, and full approval workflows.
Structured reporting for all five categories of reportable cyber incidents. Cyber Incident Response Plans with notification chains, drill scheduling, deficiency tracking, and NRC submission records.
Signature Feature
Every deliverable above rolls up into a single, downloadable inspection package — organized and indexed to match every question on the USCG inspector's checklist. When the boarding team requests documentation, you don't scramble. You hand them a complete package and get back to work.
Inspection Package
23 documents, organized by checklist section

Training Delivery
Not repackaged IT policies with a ship on the cover. Every module is built around real vessel scenarios — OT systems on the bridge, port facility networks, threats specific to maritime operations. Written by someone with 12 years on the water and the cybersecurity credentials to back it up. Your crew completes training on any device and every completion generates records that meet 101.640 retention requirements.
Why this exists

DeckTrust was built by a mariner with 12 years of hands-on vessel experience — from 100-ton workboats to 7th generation drillships. He has worked directly with BP, Shell, Chevron, and Exxon on the water, and has personally stood on the bridge during USCG inspections.
When the MTSA Cybersecurity Rule was published, he saw the gap immediately. The regulation is detailed and specific, but the operators who need to comply don't have cybersecurity teams. The tools that exist were built by software companies who have never set foot on a vessel. The inspectors who enforce it are looking for specific documents in specific formats — and getting it wrong means deficiencies, delays, and operational risk.
So he built the platform himself. CISSP and CCSP certified, with the operational background to know exactly what the inspector is looking for and the technical depth to build the system that produces it. Every deliverable template, every training module, every compliance workflow in DeckTrust was designed by someone who knows what it's like to prepare for inspection day — because he's been there.
33 CFR Part 101 Subpart F applies to every MTSA-regulated vessel and facility. Three compliance phases are rolling out now.
July 2025
Cyber incident reporting to the National Response Center
January 2026
Cybersecurity training for all personnel with IT/OT system access
July 2027
CySO designation, Cybersecurity Assessment, Cybersecurity Plan