A video from the "People's Cyber Army of Russia" claims responsibility for last week's cyberattack on the Tipton West Wastewater Treatment Plant in Indiana.

A new bill introduced by U.S. House lawmakers would create a new governing body comprised of cybersecurity and water system experts.

The Government Coordinating Council for the Education Facilities Subsector is intended to mitigate the rising threat of cyberattacks against K-12 schools.

Nation-state actors are hiding on the IT systems of U.S. critical infrastructure, waiting to hit, one cybersecurity official warned at a Washington event.

National security officials have been sounding the alarm over a China-linked hacking group that’s been targeting critical infrastructure.

Recent cyberattacks against local water utilities revealed lapses in their cybersecurity hygiene. Will Congress intervene?

House subcommittee members make the case that more EPA regulatory efforts surrounding water facilities could “do more harm than good.”

An anti-Israel hacking group with links to Iran forced a water facility in Pennsylvania to go into manual operations.

New York had the third highest number of ransomware attacks and corporate data breaches in 2022, behind California and Texas.

Gov. Kathy Hochul proposed increasing New York's $62 million cyber budget and created a new team to assess industrial control systems.