The prime minister recounted visiting Kyiv and pledged UK support to help protect Ukraine's energy and civilian infrastructure this winter, citing the "Graham bill" as a recent development that will "make a huge difference."

This study investigates the feasibility of using recycled sodium silicate (RSiA) extracted from waste glasses as an alternative to commercial sodium s…

Members warned that a state data-center bill’s thresholds could leave gaps; Wilson County said it is drafting its own zoning standards and urged local guardrails while the legislature debates guardrails for utilities and major electricity consumers.

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Office of Inspector General released a report finding that water systems serving 193 million people are at risk of cybersecurity attacks. The report also no...

Council read an ordinance declaring an emergency to prohibit horizontal directional drilling in the city while awaiting clarity from an FCC-related case; city attorney said the moratorium responds to recurring permit and safety concerns with fiber-optic service providers.

Community members urge Lafayette Council to oppose House Bill 2413 and protect local values.

Aerial surveillance has changed dramatically over the last two decades. What was once the domain of military aircraft and satellites is now supported by a

At least 50 Boko Haram fighters were killed and seven members of Nigeria's infrastructure security force were missing following an ambush.

Registration for H2OSecCon is now open to all! Join water and wastewater professionals from across the sector for this premier virtual event focused on tackling today’s most pressing cybersecurity and...

Virginia Senate passes bill imposing felony charges for unauthorized drone activity over defense facilities.

The Supercomputer Authority briefed the state board on a new security operations center, firewall upgrades paid with CARES funding, DDoS mitigation and statewide training to reduce successful cyberattacks against schools.

Keith Mazarin, president of MidAmerica Group, told the Michigan House Committee on Homeland Security and Foreign Influence that his firm's unit — called the V8 and also referred to in the presentation as "VMAX" — can absorb and dissipate electromagnetic pulses (EMPs) and protect electronics without external power. Members questioned detection, cost

At its third meeting of the 2026 session, the Kentucky House Transportation Committee unanimously reported House Bill 293 favorably. The bill, sponsored by Rep. Walker Thomas, would require rubber on the center metal wheels of certain heavy trailers and pulled equipment to reduce damage to public roads; members noted religious-exemption questions and related funding needs.

California Transportation Commission staff described how PROTECT funding and SB 198 enabled roughly $400.5 million in competitive awards for projects focused on coastal protection, emergency evacuation corridors and resilience improvements, with examples including Indian Canyon road elevation and San Clemente rail stabilization.

The Maricopa County Board approved a FEMA/UASI grant to install two pole surveillance cameras after supervisors pressed sheriff's office staff about vendor, data retention and oversight. The vote proceeded after staff offered follow‑up on use and data handling.

CTO John Compu reported the tax-to-CAMS project is on schedule to go live this quarter and staff are preparing training materials; board members pressed for clarity on AI usage and cybersecurity measures, and Compu said the agency works with the Department of Technology on guidance and notifications.

The Enid Mayor and Board of Commissioners voted 6–0 to amend the municipal zoning code to create an 'intensive industrial' review process that requires studies, public engagement, baseline infrastructure assessments, annual reports and an intensive-use agreement with enforceable conditions.

After a contained cyberattack targeting cellular modems that communicate with the water plant's PLCs, staff recommended replacing four cellular modems with Pepwave units and integrated firewall functionality; council approved UIScada's $8,850 proposal funded from the water fund equipment repairs line.

UNSMIL reported drone strikes and clashes in western Libya, including drones targeting the Zawiya refinery; the National Oil Corporation declared a state of emergency on 10 August and called for investigations.

In World Humanitarian Day remarks, the presenter said schools and hospitals are being targeted and that "new tools of war, including armed drones, are posing fresh risks," raising concerns about civilian infrastructure and aid access.

https://www.osintinvestigate.com In this episode, we analyze the latest cyber campaign targeting the U.S. water and wastewater sector, affecting facilities across at least seven states. Learn how Iran-linked threat actors allegedly exploited operational technology (OT) systems, why industrial control systems (ICS) and programmable logic controllers (PLCs) remain high-value targets, and what the latest warnings from CISA mean for critical infrastructure security. We also examine the technical attack vectors, exposed internet-connected PLCs, and the growing cybersecurity challenges facing water utilities and OT defenders. Stay informed with the latest developments in ICS cybersecurity, critical infrastructure protection, and nation-state cyber threats.