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Thirst for Security: EPA Ramps Up Water Facility Cyber Hygiene Amid Global Hacking Tsunami
US water facilities under cyber siege! State-sponsored hackers are dive-bombing into our systems, making a splash with unwelcome overflows. Watch your digital hygiene or you might just find your faucet’s been finagled by foreign fingers!
Hot Take:
It seems that hacking into US water facilities has become the latest Olympic sport for state-sponsored cyber teams. The scoreboard? China, Iran, and Russia are all participating, with the US infrastructure playing the somewhat soggy host. With 70% of water systems flunking the cyber hygiene test, it appears we're more in need of cyber soap than we thought. Meanwhile, the EPA is doubling down on their version of digital Lysol to scrub up the mess and fortify the flow.
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