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The increasing threats to maritime infrastructure – from acts of sabotage and cyber attacks to the risk of maritime accidents and physical attacks on submarine cables and transformer platforms – make it clear that protecting it is no longer optional.

At the same time, resilience requires far more than just protective measures:

It is about the ability to be operational again quickly even after disruptions and to create robust structures that are economically viable in the long term.
Why operators of offshore wind turbines need to think about resilience strategically!

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Dr. Moritz Brake is Managing Director of Nexmaris GmbH for maritime security and resilience,
German Navy reserve officer and scientist.

Nexmaris advises companies, authorities and the German government on maritime and geopolitical risks.

Dr. Brake is also a regular guest on these topics in German and international media.

In his work and publications, he presents an overall strategic perspective that “from seabed to space”
digital and analog threats together.

His book The German Navy as an Instrument of Foreign Policy will be published in December 2024 and, together with Antje Nötzold, in April 2024,
Enrico Fels and Andrea Rotter, the anthology “Strategic Competition in Space”.