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As cybersecurity risks and threats continue to grow and become more sophisticated, the National Association of Water Companies recently brought industry experts, regulators and federal partners together to discuss best practices and solutions as part of its 2022 Cybersecurity Symposium. “Access to safe and reliable water that is affordable cannot be accomplished with water quality assessments and infrastructure investments alone,” says Robert F. Powelson, president and CEO of NAWC. “Comprehensive cybersecurity strategies must continue to evolve and support the development of effective policies that encourage more collaboration between the energy, water and gas sectors through cross-training, grid exercises and information sharing.”NAWC
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