Ever since the cyberattack in Oldsmar, Florida, there has been an increased awareness and pressure to make water and wastewater systems more cybersecure. More attacks have been reported and the U.S. Presidential Administration initiated a plan to make systems across the country more resilient to attacks.
Dee Kimata, director of offer management for cybersecurity solutions and services at Schneider Electric, discusses changes in occurrence of these attacks, new federal standards and recent trends.
Additional Resources
- Watch another wastewater cybersecurity video: https://www.wwdmag.com/utility-management/video/21435428/creating-a-cybersecure-culture-for-water-wwd-weekly-digest
- Visit the CISA website: https://www.cisa.gov/about
- Read more about the importance of wastewater cybersecurity: https://blog.se.com/sustainability/2021/03/26/under-attack-having-a-cybersecurity-plan-is-critical-for-your-water-and-wastewater-plant/
Timestamps
- Water and wastewater cyberattack occurrences | 0:29
- Federal cybersecurity standards for wastewater | 2:38
- Trends in cybersecurity for water systems | 5:38
- Resources for wastewater cybersecurity | 8:02
- Leveraging community networks for help | 9:08
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