After Ukraine by Kai London
Assumptions that shaped a generation of European business planning — stable energy routes, predictable supply chains, infrastructure that simply worked — are now treated as variables rather than constants. After Ukraine is an analytical framework for boards and security leaders who have to plan for that shift without pretending to know how events will unfold.
Available on Amazon. Also published in Dutch, German and further language editions.
What the book examines
Dependency mapping
How to identify the energy, logistics, technology and data dependencies an organisation has quietly accumulated, and which of them have no alternative.
Critical infrastructure exposure
Where enterprise operations sit on top of infrastructure the enterprise does not own, control, or monitor.
Supply chain under stress
Concentration risk, single-source components and the difference between a supplier list and a dependency map.
Cyber resilience in a contested environment
Planning for disruption of availability and confidence rather than for a single named adversary.
Scenario work without prediction
Structured scenarios used to test decisions, with explicit treatment of uncertainty and of what the evidence does not support.
Governance and reporting
How geopolitical exposure is escalated, recorded and reviewed at board level alongside conventional risk.
Who it is for: board members and executive risk committees, CISOs and resilience leads in critical infrastructure and regulated sectors, supply chain and procurement leaders, and policy analysts who need a structured way to discuss exposure with commercial audiences.
Resilience planning does not require knowing what happens next. It requires knowing what you cannot do without.
About the author
Professor Kai London — CISSP, CISM.
An internationally recognised cybersecurity executive, board advisor and Founder & CEO of Quantum AI Systems Security LLC, writing at the convergence of AI, governance and operational resilience. Honorary Professor and Researcher at UCL.