16th-18th MARCH 2027
LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA

Simon Goldsworthy

Simon Goldsworthy

  • Global Business Development Manager – Intruder Detection Systems
  • Forcys, 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 over 25 years supplying equipment to the energy, scientific and defence marketplaces.

Simon currently leads global sales for the Forcys’ intruder detection system Sentinel.

Sessions

  • Maritime & Subsea Critical Infrastructure Security

    Underwater Threats – CIP Water Frontier Expansion

    Maritime and subsea infrastructure is vital to global trade, energy security, communications and national resilience. Ports, shipping routes, undersea cables, pipelines and offshore energy assets face growing physical, cyber and geopolitical threats. Protecting these interconnected systems is essential to preventing economic disruption, environmental damage and interruptions to critical services, while ensuring the continued movement of goods, energy, data and resources that underpin national security, economic stability and societal resilience.