Offshore structures face significant challenges from stress corrosion cracking (SCC) and hydrogen embrittlement (HE), which threaten structural integrity and longevity. Parker Hannifin experts address these threats by emphasizing early detection and proactive mitigation strategies. SCC and HE are explained as causes of sudden failures in marine environments, urging the need for comprehensive assessment techniques beyond visual inspections. The article highlights the importance of material selection, stress management, and cathodic protection in preventing SCC and HE, stressing the significance of advanced monitoring technologies like AI and digital twins for predictive maintenance. Real-world examples illustrate the risks and solutions in industries like oil and gas and power generation, emphasizing the role of advanced materials and digital innovations in combating SCC and HE. The future of mitigation lies in the development of corrosion-resistant materials and advanced monitoring systems like Parker-Hannifin's SuperShield technology, offering hope for improved structural integrity and reduced downtime in offshore operations.