Geopolitics and Critical National Infrastructure

Critical national infrastructure’s increasing significance as a central component of national security is feeding through into new primary legislation, regulation, and more exacting oversight regimes.

The broader security environment remains challenging. Technology has become increasingly embedded, distributed, and connected — and is being met by more aggressive and greater numbers of adversaries.

Governments and industry should work together to better understand each other’s needs, and ultimately devise and implement policies that use proportionate, cost-effective, and phased security measures based on risk and evidence.

More to follow.