Critical Infrastructure Is Now a Battlefield: It’s Time To Think Like the Adversary

This article was produced by Control Risks, a member of IPFA

Critical infrastructure is increasingly being targeted by state and non-state actors seeking to exploit vulnerabilities and disrupt essential services. This article explores how geopolitical tensions, cyber threats and physical security risks are reshaping the operating environment for infrastructure owners and investors. It argues for a more proactive approach to resilience, combining intelligence, scenario planning and risk-based decision making to better anticipate emerging threats.

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