FROM THE EDITOR‐IN‐CHIEF

The INSIGHT mission is to provide informative articles on advancing the practice of systems engineering as the state-of-the-art advances as evidenced in Systems Engineering, the Journal of INCOSE also published by Wiley, as well as papers presented at symposia and conferences by INCOSE and in the broader systems community.The focus of this April issue of INSIGHT is themed on resilience of complex systems.The imperative to address 'resilience' is a priority of the future of systems engineering (FuSE) to realize the System Engineering Vision 2035.FuSE is charged by the INCOSE Strategic Plan v1.0 (17 June 2024) Objective O.1 Advance systems engineering as the world's trusted authority and Key Result KR1.1 Satisfaction of / progress against future of systems engineering roadmap.INCOSE Technical Operations has recently chartered the loss-driven systems engineering (LDSE) project to achieve unification of the loss-driven quality characteristics such as security, safety, resilience, operational risk, environmental protection, availability, etc. Resilience is not a "blank space" in systems engineering as there is substantial body of work to build on.We lead the April 2025 INSIGHT with "A Generic State-Machine Model of System Resilience" by Scott Jackson, Stephen Cook, and Timothy Ferris from the April 2015 INSIGHT themed on resilience with Scott as the theme editor.