In a move to safeguard its water infrastructure, the state of New York has allocated a significant $9 million to bolster the security of its water systems. This decision comes on the heels of a string of high-profile cyberattacks targeting water treatment facilities in other states, sparking concerns about the vulnerability of America's drinking water supply. The funding will be used to enhance the cybersecurity of New York's water systems, including implementing advanced threat detection and response measures, as well as conducting regular risk assessments. As the threat of cyberattacks on critical infrastructure continues to grow, New York's proactive approach aims to ensure the safety and reliability of its water supply for residents.
New York awards $9M to protect water systems after cyberattacks in other states gothamist.com
