Cybersecurity

The growing cyber-threat means IT safety has moved up the priority list for infrastructure asset managers.

Recent SEC proposals on cybersecurity will mean private equity firms must improve how they address cyber-threats.

As technology has developed, critical infrastructure has increasingly been brought online to improve reliability, reduce costs and improve services, but that has also made it increasingly vulnerable, writes Tony Burton.

Governments worldwide are set to spend more on cybersecurity, and investors should look at exactly where this money is going.

Infra is increasingly attracting the unwanted attention of cyber-criminals. Starting with the US and taking in Europe and Australia, we offer a view of the regulatory environment in these regions.

Misunderstood and, until recently, insured away, the industry and governments are playing catch-up following a spate of cyberattacks.

The Colonial Pipeline hack underscores the need for the public and private sector to work together to avoid another preventable disaster.

The rapid adoption of digital technologies makes it incumbent on investors to leverage new cyber-enabled strategies. By Ian McCaw and Charlie Garrood of Aon.

With cyber-warfare becoming the new weapon of mass destruction and infrastructure one of its main targets, infra investors need to be proactive, says Jeffrey Altman of Finadvice.

Chief technology officer Raymond Schnidrig explains how the $78bn firm uses the tools at its disposal.