ICS Vendors and Asset Owners that do business around the world are facing an increasingly difficult and complex challenge with the rise of cyber nationalism. On the defensive side, there is a need to comply with a different set of security regulations in each country. Even more challenging can be convincing a foreign government, even an allied foreign government, to allow access to critical infrastructure. The offensive side can be even more tricky. What happens when the government knocks on the door and demands access? This session will give examples of the key challenges and what multi-national organizations can expect in the future. Solutions will be difficult, but you will at least learn of the problems and some approaches to consider.