Danelec Onboard Insights Solution receives DNV E27 Cyber Security Type Approval

Danelec, a global leader in maritime digitalization and data solutions, has received the latest DNV E27 cyber security type approval for the innovative Onboard Insights solution, further strengthening its position at the forefront of maritime cyber security.
The E27 certification is DNV’s most advanced cyber security framework, raising the bar for digital product protection in an increasingly connected maritime sector. This latest certification for Danelec Onboard Insights adds to the company’s growing portfolio of DNV-approved cyber-secure solutions, building on previous achievements with the DM100 Voyage Data Recorder (VDR) platform and Vessel Remote Server (VRS) system.
“We are proud to once again demonstrate our commitment to cyber security and digital innovation,” said Casper Jensen, CEO at Danelec. “With another DNV E27 certification in our portfolio, our customers can be confident that Danelec solutions are built on the highest standards of cyber resilience and operational reliability.”
Danelec Onboard Insights is trusted by leading shipyards and installed on over 1,800 vessels worldwide, empowering crews with real-time visibility into key performance data and actionable insights that drive operational excellence and compliance.
The onboard solution provides crews with high-frequency data displays, delivering real-time operational insights that significantly reduce the need for manual reporting. The platform’s automated reporting capabilities streamline both noon-to-noon and voyage reports, saving crews considerable time and effort across the fleet.
With its advanced Fuel Performance Package, crews are equipped with up-to-the-minute performance data, enabling prompt corrective actions that drive fuel efficiency and operational excellence. Performance diagnostics are available directly in the engine control room or wheelhouse, ensuring advanced analytics are always accessible and closing the information gap between ship and shore teams.
To support regulatory compliance, the integrated EEXI ShaPoLi module automatically reports and issues alarms for any breaches, helping vessels maintain continuous adherence to industry standards.
With DNV E27 certification, Danelec Onboard Insights provides robust cyber security, ensuring secure, reliable vessel operations and supporting compliance with IMO and IACS requirements. Danelec’s ongoing investment in cyber security and innovation is reflected in this latest achievement, supporting safer, more efficient, and sustainable fleet operations for ship owners and operators around the world.
By achieving E27 certification for Onboard Insights, Danelec reaffirms its role as the industry benchmark for cyber-secure maritime digitalization, supporting safer, more efficient, and sustainable fleet operations worldwide.
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