www.cyware.com Cyware and WaterISAC Collaborate for Enhanced Water Sector Cyber Defense
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- •Cyware partners with WaterISAC to enhance cyber defenses for U.S. water utilities.
- •The collaboration focuses on real-time AI-powered threat intelligence for critical infrastructure.
- •Over 50,000 water utilities are potential targets for cyber adversaries.
Cyware has partnered with WaterISAC to provide water and wastewater utilities with AI-powered threat intelligence, enhancing their defenses against cyberattacks. This partnership aims to facilitate real-time information sharing and strengthen the collective defense of critical water infrastructure across the U.S. The initiative addresses the growing threat of adversaries targeting Operational Technology (OT) systems, which are crucial for public health and safety. With over 50,000 water utilities in the U.S., each represents a potential vulnerability that could impact thousands of residents. The collaboration will improve threat detection and response capabilities, allowing utilities to act swiftly against emerging threats. Cyware's technology will build on WaterISAC's existing intelligence framework, reducing manual processes and improving the efficiency of threat intelligence dissemination.
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