OmniAccess, a privately owned company headquartered in Spain, was founded in 2007 and operates with approximately 190 employees. The company provides enterprise connectivity services, functioning as a marine IT and VSAT service provider for the superyacht, cruise, and research vessel industry.
OmniAccess observed a significant shift in user expectations for vessel connectivity over the past three years, extending beyond the mere availability of fast internet and cheaper antennas. This came after the company, on July 6, advised that Starlink should not be considered the sole source of connectivity onboard vessels, recommending backup solutions and emphasizing the ongoing utility of VSAT antennas. Earlier, on May 12, OmniAccess highlighted the evolving role of Security Operations Centers (SOCs), which are moving beyond a purely defensive function due to changes in cyber risk leadership, the use of AI in operations, and the rise of continuous, automated cyber attacks. On May 3, OmniAccess opened a newly renovated floor at its Palma de Mallorca headquarters, a space intended to foster collaboration and strengthen employee belonging. This development followed the release of OmniAccess's Cyber Intelligence Report for Remote Operations 2026 on April 14. The report revealed growing cyber risks across cruise and superyacht operations, detailing how guest connectivity, crew networks, and third-party access reshape cyber exposure at sea.
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