Simon Goldsworthy
- Global Business Development Manager – Intruder Detection Systems
- Wavefront Systems, UK
Simon Goldsworthy has been active in the offshore and subsea marketplace for over 30 years.
Educated to Honors degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Oxford Brookes University. Simon has worked in Covelya Group companies for close to 20 years supplying equipment to the energy, scientific and defence marketplaces.
Simon currently leads global sales for the Wavefront Systems’ intruder detection system Sentinel.
Sessions
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Maritime & Port Sector Symposium
The port and maritime sector faces critical infrastructure challenges, including climate change impacts, cyberattacks, terrorist attacks and geopolitical instability, all threatening global trade, economic prosperity, national security and environmental sustainability. To protect and build resilience, the sector needs to embed climate adaptation, enhance cybersecurity measures, and foster collaboration between stakeholders. Resilient ports are crucial for economic stability and require a holistic approach.
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Technologies to Detect and Protect
The latest technologies for detecting and protecting critical infrastructure and entities from physical and cyber threats, include ground, land, underwater, space-based, and cyber technologies, as well as enhanced access controls and sensors. Artificial intelligence (AI) is being utilized to improve the performance of these technologies, enabling more effective and efficient threat detection and protection.