How Vulnerable Are America’s Water Systems to Outside Attack? | Media Advisory

The security of America's water systems is an issue of national importance, touching on the well-being and safety of millions. This topic gains urgency as it ties into broader concerns about infrastructure vulnerability, cyber-terrorism, and the readiness of public utilities to handle emerging threats. In light of recent breaches and heightened geopolitical tensions, the resilience of these essential systems is not just a matter of public safety but also of national security. Exploring this issue offers insights into:

• Cybersecurity measures for water supply systems
• The impact of climate change on water system resilience
• Federal and state responses to infrastructure threats
• Public health implications of water system breaches
• The role of technology in safeguarding against attacks

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Seth Hamman  

Director, Center for the Advancement of Cybersecurity and Associate Professor of Cyber Operations and Computer Science - Cedarville University

David Bader

Distinguished Professor, Data Science · New Jersey Institute of Technology

Vladlena Benson

Professor of Cybersecurity Management · Aston University

William Hatcher

Chair of the Department of Social Sciences · Augusta University

TJ O’Connor, LTC (Ret.)

Assistant Professor, Cybersecurity Program Chair | Computer Engineering and Sciences · Florida Tech

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