Convergint’s Steven Sinclair Highlights the Future of Critical Infrastructure Security in Security Journal Americas

As threats to critical infrastructure continue to grow in complexity, the integration of physical and cyber security has become more essential than ever. Attacks targeting utilities, power grids, and other vital systems are increasingly sophisticated, underscoring the urgent need for comprehensive and proactive security measures. Industry leaders must navigate this rapidly evolving landscape by developing solutions that address advanced threats while ensuring operational resilience and regulatory compliance.

Convergint colleague Steven Sinclair, Director of Utilities Vertical Market, was recently featured in Security Journal Americas for his insights on safeguarding critical infrastructure in 2025. With over 18 years of experience in physical security, Sinclair is passionate about delivering innovative, integrated solutions tailored to the unique challenges of the utilities sector. Read the article below to explore how evolving risks demand a convergence of physical and cyber security to build robust, future-ready defenses for critical systems.

“There’s no doubt that cyber and physical security threats are becoming more advanced by the day, especially in the critical infrastructure and utilities market.”

— Steven Sinclair, Director of the Utilities Vertical Market, Convergint