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Munro, Buenos Aires Province, AR
Air Liquide produces and supplies industrial and medical gases across 60 countries, serving over 4 million customers and patients. With more than 120 years of operating history and 66,500 employees, the company's infrastructure underpins critical sectors - healthcare, manufacturing, and energy transition. That's a broad attack surface: operational technology networks managing gas production and distribution pipelines, medical device integrations, and global supply chain systems spanning six R&D campuses. The threat model here isn't theoretical. Industrial gas production involves SCADA and ICS environments where a compromise has physical-world consequences - disrupted healthcare oxygen supplies, compromised manufacturing processes, or interference with CO2 emissions reduction and low-carbon energy systems. Air Liquide's ADVANCE strategic plan ties the company's future to energy transition and healthcare access, meaning the digital infrastructure securing those ambitions is load-bearing. Security teams operating at this scale need fluency across IT/OT convergence, medical device security, and the regulatory patchwork of 60 jurisdictions. The technical domains - emissions reduction tech, low-carbon energy solutions, healthcare innovation - aren't just R&D labels; they're the systems where integrity and availability matter most. Air Liquide invests heavily in innovation, which implies expanding digital footprints that security has to keep pace with.
Air Liquide produces and supplies industrial and medical gases across 60 countries, serving over 4 million customers and patients. With more than 120 years of operating history and 66,500 employees, the company's infrastructure underpins critical sectors - healthcare, manufacturing, and energy transition. That's a broad attack surface: operational technology networks managing gas production and distribution pipelines, medical device integrations, and global supply chain systems spanning six R&D campuses.
The threat model here isn't theoretical. Industrial gas production involves SCADA and ICS environments where a compromise has physical-world consequences - disrupted healthcare oxygen supplies, compromised manufacturing processes, or interference with CO2 emissions reduction and low-carbon energy systems. Air Liquide's ADVANCE strategic plan ties the company's future to energy transition and healthcare access, meaning the digital infrastructure securing those ambitions is load-bearing.
Security teams operating at this scale need fluency across IT/OT convergence, medical device security, and the regulatory patchwork of 60 jurisdictions. The technical domains - emissions reduction tech, low-carbon energy solutions, healthcare innovation - aren't just R&D labels; they're the systems where integrity and availability matter most. Air Liquide invests heavily in innovation, which implies expanding digital footprints that security has to keep pace with.