Air Force DAS Energy's Kevin Geiss, in a recent panel discussion, made the case for improved and continued partnerships on energy with all of the DOD services.
Along the way, he took a turn at defining the most eternally-difficult-to-define term in our business:
Energy security is having the power when and where you need and in sufficient amounts to do the job and the ability to protect that and recover from any disruption. It's not just having the power but recognizing that there are risks.
If I may use the word zeitgeist here, Geiss is in tune with our current one. In cyber security circles in 2013, when we weren't talking about Snowden and NSA, we were talking about resilience, and that's the special sauce he adds that makes it, in my mind, the strongest, most succinct definition yet.
Knowing that despite best plans and intentions, things are still going to go wrong and orgs need to be ready to respond and recover. And learn.
Article HERE. And thanks for the hundredth time to OSD's Ollie Fritz (must buy him another beer at Miracle of Science someday).
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