Журнал политики в области критической инфраструктуры: том 4, номер 1, осень 2023 г.

Journal of Critical Infrastructure Policy: Volume 4, Number 1, Fall 2023

• Autor: Krieg, Richard M.
• Wydawnictwo: Westphalia Press
• Rok wydania: 2024
• Liczba stron: 255
• Wymiary: 25.4 x 17.8 x 1.5
• Język: English: Published; English: Original Language; English
• ISBN: 9781637236376

This double issue of JCIP includes both new articles and an archival section which provides a curated revisit to some of the pioneering articles that helped to shape JCIP’s trajectory to date. The criteria used to select the archived contributions are presented along with commentary on each of the articles in my Archival Section Overview.Table of ContentsEditor-in-Chief ’s Letter Richard M. KriegRevolutionizing the Global Electricity System through Multi-Day Battery Storage Editor’s Interview with Form Energy CEO Mateo JaramilloEditorial: Artificial Intelligence – A Perspective Pramode VermaCybersecurity Preparedness of Critical Infrastructure: A National Review Maryam RoshanaeiPJM: Charting the Path to the Grid of the Future Kenneth SeilerIn the Polycrisis Era, Infrastructure Defenders Need to Broaden, Not Tighten, Their Focus Andrew BochmanNew SEC Cybersecurity Disclosure Protocols: Enhanced Transparency, Short Deadlines Brian WalkerNational Infrastructure Bank: A Permanent Solution and Timely Budget Workaround Stanley ForczekArchival Section: Overview Richard M. KriegProgress toward Resilient Infrastructures: Are we falling behind the pace of events and changing threats? David A. Woods and David AldersonEnergy Supply Changes and Change Diane Graziano, Elisa Alonso, Fletcher Fields and Diana BauerElectromagnetic Pulse Resilience of United States Critical Infrastructure: Progress and Prognosis . George E. BakerThe 2021 Texas Electric Grid Failure: Causes, Consequences and Cures Thomas Popik and Richard HumphreysNuclear Policy in the States: A National Review Daniel SheaIncentivizing Good Governance Beyond Regulatory Minimums: The Civil Nuclear Sector Debra Decker and Kathryn RauhutEvolution and Trends of Industrial Control System Cyber Incidents since 2017 Robert Grubbs, Jeremiah Stoddard, Sarah Freeman, and Ron Fisher