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EPA Funds Water Defenses After Iranian Cyber Wave
2 Sep
Summary
- US EPA offers $11.75 million in grants for water security.
- Over 100 US utilities targeted by cyberattacks.
- Attacks researchers link to Iran recently occurred.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced significant financial aid to enhance the security of American drinking water systems. This initiative comes in response to a recent surge in cyberattacks that have affected over 100 water utilities nationwide. Researchers have identified connections between these attacks and Iran.
The EPA is providing $11.75 million through grants to help secure these essential services. This funding is a direct response to the escalating threat landscape, particularly the sophisticated cyber intrusions targeting the nation's water infrastructure.