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CISA Releases Cyber Risk Summary for Water and Wastewater Services Sector
WASHINGTON, D.C. — On March 23, 2022, the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) released the attached summary outlining findings from its Cyber Hygiene (CyHy) Vulnerability Scanning and Cybersecurity Assessments services. Identified trends are based on information collected from 44 Water and Wastewater Services (WWS) …
Cyber Alert: Potential Cyber Threat to United States Critical Infrastructure
WaterISAC and the USEPA are alerting the water and wastewater systems sector to new information regarding a potential cyber threat to United States critical infrastructure. All water and wastewater system owners and operators should read this alert and the attached advisories* and adopt the recommended …
Creating Resilient Water Utilities Initiative
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is providing Free hands-on assistance to water utilities to conduct Climate Resilience and Awareness Tool (CREAT) exercises to help you identify climate threats, assess risks to critical assets, and evaluate adaptation strategies. During these exercises, utilities will receive technical assistance …
Be Proactive about Cybersecurity – You will sleep better at night
Many things will keep water suppliers up at night — supply chain issues, COVID illnesses of staff, family and friends, approaching severe weather and cybersecurity breaches. There are numerous resources to assist water suppliers with unraveling the complicated web of how someone can attack the …
Your Voice in Washington, DC
MRWA Members make their voices heard in Washington through our vigorous ongoing efforts to raise the profile of rural water by keeping our elected officials posted on our evolving industry issues. We are currently working with Congress on supply chain delays, regulatory impact, PFAS legislation, …