August 10, 2022 Water

Protecting Water and Wastewater Utilities With Critical Cybersecurity

To keep the protection of communities a top priority, water and wastewater utilities must not only consider measures that physically protect water supplies but also implement cybersecurity solutions that can thwart cyberthreats. Cybersecurity solutions include the protection of water/wastewater system sensors (via the Internet of Things, or IoT), as well as operational technology (OT) distributed control systems (DCS) and information technology (IT) networks.

Read More

Protecting Water and Wastewater Utilities With Critical Cybersecurity

Chemicals, Oil & Gas

TSA Revises Cybersecurity Directive for U.S. Pipelines

by Ali Elnaamani

6 Tips for Building National EV Charging Corridors People Will Use

by Rajiv Singhal

Perspectives on Utility Transformation

by Chuck Tooman

4 Factors Will Steer the Journey to Fleet Electrification

by Rajiv Singhal

Manufacturing & Industrial

Now More Than Ever, Critical Infrastructure Must Be Cybersecure

Untapped Hydro Capacity Can Advance Clean Energy Goals

by Doug Houseman

How Water Utilities Can Use GIS Tools to Comply With Lead and Copper Rule

by Jake Stevenson

Let’s Get to the Right Outcomes by Measuring Processes, Not People

by Dana Houston Jackson

Regain Sponsor Focus by Measuring What Matters in Your Change Initiatives

by Dana Houston Jackson

Previous Page Page 1 of 9 Next Page