US EditionHow Municipalities Secure Their Public Utilities
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How Municipalities Secure Their Public Utilities
Gerrit VanVoorhees, IT director for the 35,000-resident city of Petersburg, Va., noticed a glaring gap in the city’s cybersecurity strategy several years ago as his team worked to secure remote work connections. The city’s water pumps were connected via an open LTE network, leaving critical infrastructure “wide open” to potential attacks. “We were looking at a lot of remote systems, and other things started to surface,” VanVoorhees recalls. “We …
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