Offshore infrastructure is increasingly shaped by challenges at the edge of conventional design and management. This session explores multiple frontiers of resilience. Integrated modeling and best practices are applied to ice-structure interactions, fire safety of offshore substations, and corrosion mitigation of subsea wells. Risk assessments and better governance are used to walk the line between innovation and human judgment in safety-critical environments, improve sabotage mitigation and access control, evaluate monitoring of subsea carbon capture and storage, and standardize legacy well management. Together, these papers show how offshore resilience must be built by integrating engineering innovation, safety design, and digital intelligence to withstand extreme environments and complex risks.