Amelia Alder is a lawyer specialized in security matters. She currently serves as Cybersecurity GRC Manager at Knorr-Bremse, where she leads legal analyses and cross-functional collaboration to implement the NIS2 Directive and the proposed Cyber Resilience Act across a global organization. Amelia holds an LL.M. in International, European, and Economic Law – cum laude distinction – and a Master’s in Law, Crime, and Information Systems from the University of Lausanne. Her career spans roles at eBay, UNITAR, and international legal institutions, with a focus on digital resilience, sustainable development, and legal innovation. Amelia is known for her ability to translate complex legal frameworks into actionable strategies and communicate effectively across diverse audiences.

As the global market leader for braking systems and other rail vehicle systems, the Rail Vehicle Systems (RVS) division of Knorr-Bremse is the worldwide driver of the rail transportation revolution and next-generation mobility. The division supplies highly innovative system solutions that make rail transportation of people and goods more reliable and better connected, safer and cleaner, and more comfortable and efficient. Knorr-Bremse RVS delivers higher capacity, greater availability and maximum safety for the mass transit, mainline and freight markets. The division also offers eco-friendly technologies and solutions as part of the rail industry’s contribution to a more climate-friendly transportation system, and provides integrated life cycle management throughout a rail vehicle’s service life. In all its activities around the world, Knorr-Bremse RVS is driven by the goal of adding value for its customers and making an effective and positive contribution to society and the environment. This is the ambition that the division pursues every single day, with its sights firmly set on both the needs of its partners and the future of the planet.