EPA and NSA Warn States of Cybersecurity Threats to Water Systems

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Sofia Martínez
1 min read
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The U.S. EPA and NSA urge state governors to enhance cybersecurity measures for water and wastewater systems to thwart potential cyberattacks. They highlight the vulnerability of these systems due to lack of resources and technical capacity, stressing the importance of conducting thorough cybersecurity assessments and addressing any vulnerabilities. The agencies advise implementing basic cybersecurity precautions and plan to establish a Water Sector Cybersecurity Task Force to mitigate cyber threats. Recent cyber attacks targeting critical infrastructure serve as a reminder of the potential risks, emphasizing the need for heightened cybersecurity in organizations, including public utilities.

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