7 States’ Water Systems Hit by Cyberattacks Likely Tied to Iran
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Critical water infrastructure getting hit by likely state-linked cyberattacks is a reminder that OT security debt is now a national-level risk, not just an audit finding. If you touch utilities or industrial control systems, treat AI-enabled intrusion and detection as a near-term planning assumption, not a future scenario.
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