Patrick Miller – Odporność infrastruktury krytycznej – ograniczanie skutków (...) | CyberTek 2026

The resilience of Critical Infrastructure systems can no longer be treated as a reliability problem alone. Recent real-world failures like the 2025 Iberian blackout show that complex automation can destabilize a grid even without malware or attackers present. At the same time, cyber campaigns such as Volt Typhoon and past Ukraine grid attacks demonstrate that adversaries can now convert digital access into physical impact. This session presents a practical resilience strategy that does not depend on rip-and-replace modernization. Instead, it applies security architecture principles to physical infrastructure. By combining containment, boundary enforcement, and controlled failure behavior, this method limits the blast radius of cyber intrusions, system faults, and accidents. The session provides real examples, architectural patterns, and steps operators can take today to build systems that survive disruption.