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Strengthening Your Utility’s Cybersecurity: What You Need To Know
Learn a few simple steps water and wastewater utilities can adopt to better protect themselves from cyberattacks
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Federal Agencies Release Cyber Incident Response Guide for Water/Wastewater Systems
With water/wastewater sector contributions, the guide provides recommended actions and available resources throughout a cyber incident response lifecycle
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EPA Withdraws Cybersecurity Guidance for Water Systems Amid Litigation
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Court Pauses EPA's Cybersecurity Rule Following Legal Challenge
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Three States Challenge EPA's Cybersecurity Mandates on Critical Infrastructure
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Associations Applaud New Legislation to Encourage WaterISAC Participation
WaterISAC is an international security network created by and for the water and wastewater sector
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AMWA Welcomes First-Ever Appropriation for Water System Resilience Program
Congress delivers funds to build water systems' resilience to natural and cyber threats
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News Briefs: Former Water Manager Accused of Stealing Federal Water for 23 Years in California
Also in this week's sewer and water news, a documentary highlighting the deteriorating sewers in Mount Vernon, New York, inspires a $150 million infrastructure investment
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CISA Releases Cyber Risk Summary for Water/Wastewater Sector
The report identifies trends based on information collected from water and wastewater entities in fiscal year 2021
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News Briefs: Utilities Begin to Take Cybersecurity More Seriously
Also in this week's sewer and water news, President Joe Biden visits The Shipyards in Lorain, Ohio, to announce an investment of $1 billion into Great Lakes restoration as part of the bipartisan infrastructure bill
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News Briefs: White House Announces Water/Wastewater Cybersecurity Initiative
Also in this week's sewer and water news, a California city is one step closer to winning its 10-year lawsuit against the U.S. subsidiary of a Chilean fertilizer manufacturer for contaminating its drinking water
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News Briefs: Communities Selected for EPA Discussions on Lead In Drinking Water
Also in this week's sewer and water news, a new report from the Department of Homeland Security says cyberattacks against water/wastewater networks are likely to continue
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News Briefs: Cyberspace Forum Highlights Security Vulnerabilities in Water Sector
Also in this week's sewer and water news, officials celebrate the end of a seven-year effort to address per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, as a new $13 million treatment facility is completed
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