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CISA: Latest Expanded Secure Tomorrow Series Toolkit Includes Section on Water Availability

Author: April Zupan

Created: Tuesday, July 2, 2024 - 17:58

Categories: Cybersecurity, Federal & State Resources, General Security and Resilience

CISA has released the latest version of its Secure Tomorrow Series Toolkit, which is a diverse array of interactive and thought-provoking products designed to assist critical infrastructure stakeholders in the identification of emerging risks and the development of risk management strategies. Three new topics have been introduced in this update: information and communications technology supply chain resilience, advanced manufacturing, and water availability.

The toolkit defines water availability as “having access to water resources of both sufficient quantity and quality” and provides resources for a matrix game and a facilitated discussion session. Members are encouraged to utilize these products for their organization’s internal use, as well as distribute them to stakeholders to encourage their own resilience efforts. Read more at CISA.

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