Do MTSA regulated entities need to comply with both 33CFR101 and 33CFR6?

MTSA (Maritime Transportation Security Act) regulated entities are required to comply with both 33 CFR 101 and 33 CFR 6. 33 CFR 101 outlines the general policies and procedures for the maritime security regulations, establishing requirements for the security of facilities and vessels. On the other hand, 33 CFR 6 deals with the regulations applying to marine safety, including the responsibilities of the captain of the port and the enforcement of security measures.

Compliance with both sets of regulations is essential for MTSA regulated entities as it ensures they not only adhere to the overall security framework established under MTSA but also follow the specific enforcement actions and authority related to marine safety. This dual compliance helps to create a comprehensive approach to security, enabling entities to address potential threats in both regulatory contexts effectively.

The other options don't accurately capture the requirements. There is no instance where only cybersecurity regulations or state ownership would dictate compliance, as the necessity applies universally across all regulated entities irrespective of ownership status or the specific focus on cybersecurity.