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Michigan Recommends Cyber Defenses — But Assessments Aren't Mandatory
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Michigan Recommends Cyber Defenses — But Assessments Aren't Mandatory
ANN ARBOR – Michigan isn’t starting from scratch in protecting drinking-water infrastructure. The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy recommends that water utilities implement a substantial list of cybersecurity protections. Among them are strong passwords, multifactor authentication, software and hardware updates, continuous network monitoring, offline backups, employee cybersecurity training and incident-response plans. …
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