Water cybersecurity resources

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  How incremental digitalization empowers wastewater teams

  The article explains how wastewater utilities can adopt digital tools incrementally while strengthening cybersecurity.

  

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  Modernizing pump stations without compromising cybersecurity

  This article explains how water and wastewater utilities can modernize aging pump stations without replacing functional equipment or increasing cyber risk.

  

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  Securing water utilities: network segmentation and security

  Imagine waking up one morning and finding that the water in your home has stopped working not because of a broken pipe, but because a cybercriminal on the other side of the world sent a harmful email to your local water company. One click on that email could allow hackers to disrupt critical systems, affecting services that thousands of people rely on every day. That's how connected and vulnerable our modern infrastructure can be. While this might sound like science fiction, it's becoming an increasingly real threat for water utilities worldwide.

  

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  How the Overview Effect can help us end the cybersecurity standards war

  At the S4x24 OT cybersecurity conference, Kenneth Crowther, Product Security Leader at Xylem, delivered a thought-provoking presentation titled OT Security Standards Wars.

  

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  Protect this house: Addressing cybersecurity vulnerabilities

  "Water and wastewater utilities are seeing a continued escalation in malicious cyberattack attempts each year. These assaults pose a severe threat, capable of disabling water and wastewater systems, potentially resulting in catastrophic environmental and public health consequences."

  

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  Xylem’s progress to improve access security with MFA

  Cybersecurity is not a one-time implementation, it’s an ongoing commitment to safeguarding data and infrastructure against evolving threats. At Xylem, we recognize that protecting critical water infrastructure requires a proactive approach that extends from design to deployment and beyond.

  

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