NATIONAL MARITIME CYBERSECURITY PLAN As shown in Table 1, organizations and individuals carrying out these malicious or accidental activities fall into several broad categories with varying motivations and objectives. This list is representational and does not include all categories of groups, motivations, and objectives. Group Untrained Employees Hacktivists Disgruntled employees Insider threats Criminals Motivation       none reputational damage disruption of operations financial gain commercial espionage industrial espionage Effect           Opportunists  the challenge States  political gain State Sponsored Organizations  espionage  ideology Terrorists Table 1: Groups, Motivations, and Objectives 59     accidental destruction or manipulation of data intentional destruction of data publication of sensitive data media attention denial of access to the service or system targeted selling stolen data ransoming stolen data ransoming system operability arranging fraudulent transportation of cargo gathering intelligence for more sophisticated crimes getting through cyber security defenses financial gain gaining knowledge disruption to economies and critical national infrastructure 59 The Guidelines on Cybersecurity Onboard Ships, https://iumi.com/uploads/2018-Cyber_Security_Guidelines.pdf A-14