GAO states that it undertook the Report because: …Recent cyber incidents highlight the vulnerability of the 170,000 water and wastewater systems in the U.S. water sector. The role of the United States ...

New U.S. cybersecurity strategy outlines six pillars aimed at deterring cyber threats, protecting critical infrastructure, ...

Consistent monitoring provides measurable trends that inform restoration planning and infrastructure protection”— Joel ...

Electrical networks are now critical infrastructure in every sense of the term. They underpin essential services, industrial activity, and public safety, while operating under increasing constraints ...

Whether at the national or local level, the core of advancing critical infrastructure security and resilience lies in adopting a risk management approach. This approach identifies which infrastructure ...

Sam Houston State University’s Hall of Fame celebrates the CSOs and CISOs redefining how America safeguards its essential systems. Threats to America’s critical infrastructure are becoming ...

Whether they’re turning on the lights, running the faucet or commuting to the office, citizens expect power, clean water, transportation services and other critical infrastructure to work every day.

Partnership integrates real-time drone detection and compliance-ready airspace intelligence for law enforcement and utilities preparing to defeat terrorist drone threats as part of the Safer Skies Act ...

The U.S. infrastructure landscape is vast and complex: roughly 85% of the critical infrastructure in the country is owned and operated by the private sector, while the public sector provides ...

New AI-powered capabilities help federal agencies automate compliance reporting, strengthen cyber resilience, and ...

A Wednesday meeting of the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology heard expert opinions on better constructing a cyber-resilient digital infrastructure at the national level, with ...

Asking a cross-sectional group of officials to define “critical infrastructure” would be like asking the group to close their eyes, think of a dog, and describe what they saw. We would end up with ...