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EPA Cracks Down on Water Cyberthreats: Drink Up Safety or Risk Dry Enforcement!
In a digital tsunami, the EPA is shouting “batten down the hatches!” as cyber sharks circle our water systems. With 70% flunking the cyber-safety test, it’s time to change those passwords and stop old Joe from remotely accessing the valves. Drink up the details, but…
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Looks like our precious H2O is getting some H2 uh-oh! The EPA, in a show of digital bravado, is taking a splash at cyber threats to our water systems. And just like finding a fish in your tap, the stats are startling: a whopping 70% of water systems are flunking Cybersecurity 101. Get ready to update those passwords, folks—'password123' isn't going to cut it anymore. It's time for water utilities to float to the top of their cyber game or risk a serious spill!Already a member? Log in here