Ian Bramson

Ian Bramson is vice president of Black & Veatch’s Global Industrial Cybersecurity Practice, responsible for the strategy, commercialization and business growth of all the company’s integrated cybersecurity solutions and capabilities. He’s a highly experienced leader in the fields of cybersecurity, risk management, and digital transformation with a career spanning over 25 years. Ian works closely with top-level executives in critical infrastructure industries to provide innovative solutions that minimize cybersecurity risks. He has successfully built two cybersecurity consulting services over the past decade, both of which were supported by global sales organizations and implemented in multiple industries. Ian is a respected thought leader and market developer in the emerging threat landscape of attacks on industrial operations and critical infrastructure. He holds a bachelor's degree in Economics and English from Cornell University.

Session Overview

Thursday, 6 November

12:40

Maritime & Logistics ICC Hall B 12:40 - 13:20

Balancing shipping security and efficiency in uncertain waters

The shipping industry is facing a complex combination of disruptions, including resource constraints and regulatory requirements, all while striving for security, operational efficiency and decarbonisation. Geopolitical challenges, cyber risks and workforce shortages are putting pressure on supply chains, while evolving regulations and infrastructure limitations continue to amplify costs and delays. To maintain resilience and support a high-growth, lower-carbon energy future, an integrated, technology-driven approach is needed – one that prioritises adaptive security frameworks, collaborative risk management and strategic resource optimisation. Digital transformation, operational cybersecurity, cross-industry collaboration and workforce investment will all play key roles in delivering progress through enhanced resilience, efficiency and long-term strategic alignment across the maritime ecosystem.

Attendee insights:

Explore how maritime and logistics companies are addressing cybersecurity while aligning decarbonisation efforts with financial and operational efficiency.