Progress toward Resilient Infrastructures: Are we falling behind the pace of events and changing threats?

David D. Woods and David L. Alderson

Journal of Critical Infrastructure Policy, 2021, vol. 2, issue 2, 5-18

Abstract: The current strategy for achieving resilient infrastructures is making progress too slowly to keep up with the pace of change as evidenced by a continuing stream of “shock” events. How do we better anticipate changing threats and recognize emerging new vulnerabilities in an increasingly interconnected world? We are facing a Strategic Agility Gap that requires us to revise our current perspective and processes if we are to make meaningful progress.

Date: 2021
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