In a bid to safeguard the state's water supply, New York Governor Kathy Hochul has announced the allocation of over $9 million in cybersecurity grants to municipalities across the state. The funding, aimed at bolstering the security of water systems, will be distributed to local governments to implement measures that protect against potential cyber threats. As the nation's water infrastructure continues to face growing concerns over vulnerabilities to hacking and data breaches, this move is seen as a crucial step in ensuring the reliability and safety of New York's water supply. With the increasing reliance on digital systems to manage and operate water treatment facilities, the need for enhanced cybersecurity measures has become increasingly pressing.
New York sends $9 million+ in cybersecurity grants to municipalities for water systems WRGB
