Whether a large utility with sufficient resources, or a small utility starting the cybersecurity journey, everyone arguably benefits from visibility and knowledge that provide a better understanding of your attack surface. While sufficiently resourced utilities likely have multiple technologies and solutions in place to accomplish that, it might not be bad to have a second opinion or sanity check. On the other hand, less resourced utilities may still be trying to figure out where to start and what to invest in.
Join us on April 24, 2024, at 2:00 PM ET for our monthly Cyber Resilience Briefing when presenters from CISA will highlight some of its no-cost cybersecurity services, including the Cyber Vulnerability Scanning for Water and Wastewater Utilities that can help you see what attackers see. Speakers will also discuss CISA’s FY2023 Cyber Risk Summary for the Water and Wastewater Systems Sector which is informed by anonymized findings from some of CISA’s most popular services. Most importantly, we’ll hear from one of your peers and the value they’ve realized from subscribing to CISA’s no-cost services for their utility and how you can too.
With greater emphasis from the White House on cybersecurity for the water and wastewater systems sector, utilities can’t afford to do nothing. Join us April 24th at 2:00 PM ET, to learn what you can do without having to spend a fortune.
WaterISAC members only.
Register any time. No need to cancel if you can’t attend.
