The maritime safety system market refers to the region that protects people and property regarding water transportation. Included are search and rescue operations, regulations, technology, and management strategies overseen by both domestic and foreign maritime authorities. Although marine transportation has very high safety requirements (about one major accident per 100,000 transfers), insurers, transport operators, and vessel owners nevertheless face significant risks. Notable maritime incidents highlight the importance of lowering death rates, particularly drownings, and the critical role that organizational and human factors play in disaster prevention. The market growth is driven by the increased government investment in port infrastructure and modernization. These programs aim to reduce maritime hazards and enhance overall security. The emphasis on protecting the marine environment also helps to support this expansion. Growing concerns about border security are another factor driving the need for advanced safety measures. Government subsidies and incentives promote the adoption of innovative technologies. Together, these factors are fostering the strong and sustained expansion of the marine safety market. However, the market growth is hindered by the increasing dangers, such as ransomware attacks, malware, spear-phishing, and phishing attacks that target ships and port infrastructure. An important concern for the maritime safety system is cybersecurity.