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EPA proposes $19 million information security boost to guard water systems from cyber threats, moves resilience to forefront
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EPA proposes $19 million information security boost to guard water systems from cyber threats, moves resilience to forefront
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is seeking FY 2027 budget authority to expand its Drinking Water Infrastructure Resilience Grant Program to include dedicated cybersecurity funding. The initiative enables water systems to strengthen defenses, upgrade critical infrastructure, and bolster resilience against escalating cyber threats while safeguarding the delivery of safe drinking water. “In FY 2027, the Agency is proposing $19.1 million …
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