EXPLORESmart Cities Dive · 01 Sept
Water cybersecurity gets federal boost in 10 cities and Texas
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is allocating $12 million to enhance water system cybersecurity and resilience across ten cities. Simultaneously, the White House is facilitating free defense resources for Texas utilities to mitigate emerging digital infrastructure threats.
- 01EPA allocates nearly twelve million dollars for national water system cybersecurity upgrades
- 02White House connects Texas utility providers with specialized free cyber defense resources
- 03Federal initiative targets ten specific cities to strengthen critical infrastructure resilience
- 04Strategic funding addresses rising security vulnerabilities within domestic water distribution networks
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is putting nearly $12 million behind water-system cybersecurity and resilience as the White House connects Texas utilities with free cyber defense resources.