Digital threats to our Scottish maritime infrastructure; offshore energy of all types, port and harbours and vessels that serve Scotland with vital goods, raw materials and exports, has never been more sophisticated. In fixed infrastructures, it is cyber attacks on OT and IT systems. At sea, there is increasing concern from attack which affects the positioning of vessels. This is not something the general population can ignore. We all need to work up our ways of improving digital resilience. Lots of thoughts perhaps on how we best do this?
Maritime lifelines
Published by malcolm Warr
For the last 25 years or so, Malcolm has worked in all sectors of the Defence and Security industry, for example as a directing consultant for a Big Five Consultancy, as the Project adviser to QinetiQ the UK based research and development organisation, and for global defence and security groups, He has also run a New Zealand based SME Security businesses and regularly works with Government Institutions, Academia and R&D Establishments to help improve homeland security for common good and mutual reward. Malcolm now focuses on improving Resilience in civic society especially the protection of Critical National Infrastructure with a focus on the Commonwealth. Malcolm chairs international conferences on the technical, human factors, political and economic aspects of security threats that affect us all and which will continue to challenge us all in the future. View more posts
Clear Thinking ~ Critical National Infrastructure 