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π₯ White House Targets Water Cybersecurity After Kansas Incident
A cyberattack on an Arkansas City, Kansas water facility has heightened concerns about the vulnerability of U.S. water systems.
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White House Targets Water Cybersecurity After Kansas Incident
A cyberattack on an Arkansas City, Kansas water facility has heightened concerns about the vulnerability of U.S. water systems.
The White House is planning a new push to improve water sector cybersecurity after a previous attempt at regulation was halted in 2023.
Officials are particularly focused on securing water systems serving 15K to 30K people and above, with multiple attacks by foreign hackers already documented.

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