VP & Global Head - Industrial Cyber | Siemens
Cybersecurity has become a critical capability for the energy and manufacturing sectors, especially as rising cyber threats coincide with a surge in energy demand driven by artificial int...
Technology changes are rapidly driving energy-sector growth and changing how energy is produced, moved and stored as demand increases and companies pursue hybridization, asset diversifica...
Offshore wind power capacity is expanding rapidly as countries across the world seek to meet their clean energy targets with a critical and dependable resource – but as the sector grows, ...
Cybersecurity is often seen as preparing for failure. It’s also often seen as a concern for digital leaders only. But cybersecurity can have a significant impact right across an organizat...
New technologies keep making cybersecurity in the energy sector more important – and more challenging. Ground-breaking technologies produce new efficiencies and reduced emissions as the e...
Looking back at the 2022 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland, few global policymakers and business leaders could have predicted the forthcoming year. Yet, the cascad...
• The recent ransomware attack on a major US pipeline owner outlines the vulnerability of critical infrastructure.
In 2019, the Wall Street Journal uncovered a nightmare scenario for any energy company. A small utility in the Western United States had its cybersecurity systems breached by malicious ac...
In the energy industry, crisis moments like COVID-19 focus attention on two things: how to keep people safe, and how to continue to supply power to customers. Right now, that means workin...
For companies pushing the bounds of innovation in the utility industry, information technology (IT) has increasingly acted as its eyes and ears, leveraging big data, advanced analytics an...
