Water systems across the Adirondacks and North Country will receive 670 thousand dollars in state grants to improve cybersecurity. The funding will help local governments find vulnerabilities, strengthen defenses and protect drinking water and wastewater services. The grants are part of a nine million dollar statewide program supporting 153 projects. Communities will also receive free […]
Water systems across the Adirondacks and North Country will receive 670 thousand dollars in state grants to improve cybersecurity. The funding will help local governments find vulnerabilities, strengthen defenses and protect drinking water and wastewater services. The grants are part of a nine million dollar statewide program supporting 153 projects. Communities will also receive free technical assistance to meet New York’s minimum cybersecurity standards.

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