A Senate committee move on WRDA 2026 points to a more operational view of water-sector security, with funding and coordination aimed at the systems that keep taps and treatment plants running.
Mattarella’s remarks place the seabed in the same security conversation as energy and digital infrastructure, where technology helps, but human judgment still carries the final responsibility.
A surge in cyberattacks on Poland’s water infrastructure exposes the nation’s growing vulnerability to digital warfare-while pointing a finger eastward.
Newly discovered malware targets Israeli water infrastructure, blending technical ambition with ideological motives-despite unfinished code.
A newly discovered malware, ZionSiphon, reveals how close Israel’s water infrastructure came to catastrophic cyber sabotage-and why vigilance remains critical.
Newly discovered ZionSiphon malware reveals a politically charged, technically advanced assault on Israeli water infrastructure-foreshadowing a dangerous era of OT-focused cyber sabotage.
A new strain of malware, ZionSiphon, reveals the escalating cyber battle over critical water infrastructure in Israel.
Investigators uncover ZionSiphon, a malware prototype engineered to attack Israel’s water infrastructure by manipulating chlorine levels and hydraulic pressures.
New York launches sweeping cybersecurity rules and a $2.5 million grant program to defend its water infrastructure from digital sabotage.
A shadowy hacktivist group claims to have crippled Jerusalem’s water infrastructure in a bold act of digital retaliation.