Possible cyber intrusions targeting water and wastewater utilities have now been reported in at least a dozen states, multiple sources told ABC News.

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Attackers disrupted water systems in at least seven U.S. states by remotely accessing internet-facing programmable logic controllers, prompting federal investigators to examine possible links to Iran-backed hackers. Honeywell’s survey shows many critical infrastructure organizations still lack full visibility into building automation systems and IoT devices, which can slow recovery from outages and incidents. #FBI #EPA #HoneywellTechnologies

State and local governments in the U.S. are increasingly targeted by state-backed threat actors, with critical infrastructure like water systems, hospitals, and industrial controllers facing active threats. The article argues that tax incentives, clearer Section 174A guidance, and faster investment in cybersecurity software are needed to help protect vulnerable organizations such as Siemens S7 PLC users and small municipalities like Braham, Minnesota. #SiemensS7 #Braham #Section174A #TomCotton #ScottBessent #CISA