Executive Report: Energy Resilience Tops Infrastructure Priorities

A recent Siemens report shows that global political tensions are now heavily influencing how countries plan and invest in infrastructure. According to the Siemens Infrastructure Transition Monitor 2025, executives increasingly see secure and dependable energy as the most important public-sector objective—rising to the top of the priority list after placing third just two years ago. The study also highlights a sharp rise in emphasis on achieving domestic energy self-sufficiency and strengthening preparation for climate-related threats.

Based on a global survey of 1,400 executives and supplemented with in-depth expert interviews, the Siemens Infrastructure Transition Monitor 2025 provides comprehensive insights into the global transformation of infrastructure. This study examines, in three distinct reports, the interconnected pillars of change.

State of Information Security: Building Resilience as the Attack Surface Keeps Growing

Organizations are facing broader attack surfaces, stricter regulations, and fast-evolving AI-driven threats. ISMS Online’s third annual State of Information Security report reveals how leaders are responding, and why resilience has become the top priority. The reality is that threats will keep changing. What matters is that we are better prepared, treating information security not as a back-office function, but as part of how we build resilience, earn trust and grow.