MG CORE
Maritime-ready industrial Linux for cyber-resilient vessels
MG Core is Robustel’s Debian-based operating system for maritime gateways. It’s designed to help shipowners, builders and OEMs implement networking practices aligned with IACS UR E26/E27 and support an IEC 61162-460 compliant network architecture—while keeping router-grade operations you already know. You deploy locally on-board, validate behavior in sea trials, and scale with clear governance of what runs, who can change it, and how it’s audited.
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Built for the people who bring vessels online
Shipowners & Fleet Managers
Standardize cyber-resilient practices across newbuilds and refits. MG Core helps you implement the controls and documentation class societies now expect under E26/E27, while keeping day-to-day operations practical for crews.
Bridge & Nav/Comm OEMs
Integrate cleanly into a 460-Network with gateway roles (460-Gateway / 460-Wireless Gateway / 460-Forwarder) and a documented internal DMZ for applications. You get a predictable way to separate controlled from uncontrolled networks and demonstrate “direct communication” behavior via VPN.
IT/OT Security & Integrators
Run approved services inside a governed environment, apply least-privilege for management, and maintain an audit trail for change. When paired with a type-approved Robustel gateway, you have a single, class-friendly platform to deploy and sustain.
Why MG Core for maritime
Built to support UR E26/E27 adoption
The OS, roles and workflows are designed to align with the cyber-resilience expectations now mandatory for new ships (design/build contracts signed 1 July 2024 or later). MG Core helps you implement what E26/E27 ask for at the ship and system level without reinventing your processes.
IEC 61162-460 aware networking
MG Core supports the architectural patterns used in a 460-Network—including the concepts of controlled vs uncontrolled networks, 460-Gateway / 460-Forwarder, and a protected DMZ for onboard services—so nav and radio systems can exchange data securely.
Internal DMZ for onboard apps
Run customer services (e.g., antivirus, logging, approved app services) in an internal DMZ on the gateway. This helps segregate exposure while reducing extra boxes, power bricks and cabling on the bridge.
Direct communication via VPN
When IEC 61162-460 calls for “direct communication” to unmanaged/external networks, MG Core supports VPN-based access controlled on the vessel, so crews can enable, observe, and revoke access in line with procedures.
Router-grade base, marine-grade hardware
You keep deterministic routing, firewalling and diagnostics under a clear WebUI/CLI. When MG Core runs on a Robustel MG460 or other supported maritime gateway, you add marine interfaces (GbE, serial, DI/DO), conformal coating and class-relevant type approvals.
Bringen Sie Ihren lokalen Workflow in die Cloud
Alles, was Sie auf dem Gerät tun, kann in RCMS mit denselben Menüs und derselben Logik gespiegelt werden. Planen Sie Upgrades, übertragen Sie Konfigurationen, überwachen Sie den Zustand und führen Sie Diagnosen an einem Standort oder an Tausenden von Standorten durch, ohne Ihre lokale Arbeitsweise zu ändern.
Secure Inside & Out for Vessels
Your crew and integrators control who can do what on the box; Robustel hardens the platform and demonstrates process maturity expected by class and owners.
Secure from Ship to Shore
- Role-based access & encrypted management: Lock down Web Manager and shells, bind to shipboard certificates, and keep logs suitable for audit and incident reviews.
- Signed software delivery: Run approved applications inside an internal DMZ and use signed, governed installs so changes are deliberate and traceable.
- Structured updates & third-party testing: Robustel maintains a formal security update program and independent testing cadence; our secure development lifecycle is aligned to IEC 62443-4-1 and audited.
- Designed for class evidence: MG Core + Robustel gateways map cleanly to the evidence owners and yards need when demonstrating E26/E27 cyber-resilience during design, commissioning and operation.
Maritime Gateways for MG Core
Run MG Core on hardware built for the bridge. Robustel marine gateways pair router-grade networking with the I/O ships rely on, so your applications run on the same device that secures and connects them. Choose the form factor and interfaces you need; validate on a single vessel; standardize across the fleet.
Built for vessel reality (reliability & lifecycle)
Power events, intermittent links, and long service life are normal at sea. MG Core is engineered so changes are predictable and recovery is fast.
Highlights zur Resilienz
- Predictable upgrades & rollbacks: Test on a few units, then roll out; revert cleanly if behavior or trials demand it.
- Layered filesystem & journaling: Protect base OS operation during updates and reduce corruption risk after hard power cycles.
- Multiple reset paths: From service restarts to “reset-to-default,” you have a clear path back to known-good.
- Marine-optimised gateway portfolio: When MG Core runs on an MG-class gateway, you add physical ports, conformal coating and type approvals appropriate to SOLAS environments.
Applications at the edge: What you can run and why it helps IEC compliance
Start with a single gateway, add the services that matter for the vessel, and scale when approved. MG Core gives you two delivery paths—containers for portability, native apps for deeper integration—so you can pick the right control model.
Containers for Navigation/Bridge Services
Package data collection, protocol bridging, or approved utility services as containers inside the internal DMZ. You reduce attachment points while keeping clear boundaries between controlled and uncontrolled networks.
Native apps when you need tighter coupling
Where latency or device integration demand it, deliver signed native apps governed by MG Core. You keep a predictable upgrade/rollback story that fits class processes.
Typical onboard workloads
- ECDIS integrations and secure forwarding between 460-Networks and other controlled domains.
- Logging, antivirus updates and shipboard utility services inside the internal DMZ.
- Store-and-forward for data that must survive link loss or satellite outages.
Arbeiten Sie mit IoT-Experten zusammen, die Ihr Branchenwissen respektieren.
Sie kennen Ihre Branche am besten. Wir bringen fundiertes Fachwissen in der Entwicklung und Bereitstellung von IoT-Geräten mit und setzen Ihre Ziele in stabile Designs, wiederholbare Profile und reibungslose Rollouts um. Gemeinsam bauen wir eine langfristige Partnerschaft auf, die Skalierbarkeit, Wachstum und Effizienz unterstützt.
Zusätzliche Informationen
New to IACS UR E26/E27 or IEC 61162-460 and how they translate into a real shipboard network? The answers below explain what MG Core is, how it supports a 460-Network architecture (including an internal DMZ), what you can run on the gateway, and where RCMS Stack Marine helps (router operations and controlled VPN access) versus what remains managed on the device (Debian apps and containers). Note: MG Core is designed to help implement the practices those standards expect; final compliance depends on your vessel design, documentation, and class approval. If your question is not covered, Talk to a Maritime Gateway Specialist and we will map the best path for your project.