HOW WE WORK

Expert delegates and executives of the region work in cooperation in the Technical Committees, forming the engine of the Association to carry forward its strategic lines.

  • They develop work processes for continuous improvement based on the exchange of best practices and knowledge in discussion forums.
  • With unfolding innovations, they develop and edit Guides and Manuals that provide a basis for member companies to enrich their business models.
  • They contribute to provide training and the technical support required by member companies in the implementation of best practices.
  • They provide information to conduct benchmarking studies, whose purpose is to measure and compare the improvement in the performance of member companies.
  • The Technical Committees work with the support of the Executive Secretariat of ARPEL.

TECHNICAL COMMITTEES

Industrial Cybersecurity

In an industry where digitization is encompassing an increasingly broad spectrum of operating processes, the Industrial Cybersecurity Committee was conceived to collaborate in the development of a strategy that can accompany this transformation process, promoting synergy between its members and providing the ARPEL community with better and greater protection against Cyber Threats. Through the exchange of information and experience, and the development of policies, best practices and procedures that generate added value, the Committee seeks to increase the Industrial Cybersecurity capabilities of ARPEL members and, through maturity measurements and Cyber HAZOP analysis, accompany them in the evolution towards new capacities.
  • ““The Industrial Cybersecurity Working Group is made up of experts on the subject of the main oil and gas companies in Latin America and the Caribbean, in order to work together to strengthen the capacities of its members in the face of a scenario of Emerging and high potential cyber threats.

    It contributes to the continuous improvement of Industrial Cybersecurity in ARPEL member companies, being a collaborative team in all its domains and specialties, promoting training and awareness within the region, the action and implementation of countermeasures, adopting the concept of Security from the Design.

    At the same time, it creates a collaborative environment that, through different lines of action, adds value to the Industrial Cybersecurity of the ARPEL member companies, protecting people, the environment and industrial processes ”.”

    Javier Fernando Castillo, Leader of the Industrial Cybersecurity Working Group of ARPEL

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Pablo Amoedo, Project Manager

Contact: pamoedo@arpel.org.uy