Introducing the Updated EPA Cybersecurity Guidelines:
Training for Public Water System Employees
Welcome to our three-part webinar series aimed at empowering public water system employees with the essential knowledge and skills to protect our nation’s critical water infrastructure from cyber threats. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has recently released updated cybersecurity guidelines, underscoring the importance of robust security measures within public water systems.
As valued employees in this essential sector, you are crucial in safeguarding our water supply. This comprehensive training series will dive deep into the key topics outlined in the updated guidelines. We aim to equip you with the necessary tools and insights to implement effective cybersecurity practices.
Throughout the four-part series, we will cover the following critical areas:
- Overview of the Updated Guidelines – Gain insights into the significance of the EPA’s recent cybersecurity guidelines and their impact on public water systems. Understand the importance of prioritizing cybersecurity measures to protect our critical water infrastructure.
- Role-Specific Considerations – Explore how the guidelines relate to your specific role within the public water system. We will discuss the responsibilities and actions you can take to enhance security in your day-to-day tasks.
- Practical Implementation Strategies – Learn practical steps and best practices for implementing the guidelines in your work environment. Discover how to detect and prevent unauthorized access, strengthen password security, and effectively manage user accounts.
- Importance of Vigilance and Accountability – Understand the crucial role you play in maintaining a secure environment. We will emphasize the significance of remaining vigilant, reporting suspicious activities, and adhering to cybersecurity protocols.
By participating in this webinar series, you will not only enhance your understanding of the updated EPA cybersecurity guidelines but also contribute to the resilience of our water infrastructure. Your active involvement in implementing these recommended practices will help ensure the safety and reliability of our water supply.
Take action today to protect our water supply. Enroll in the EPA’s updated cybersecurity webinar series and become a vital defender of our nation’s critical infrastructure. Together, we can build a secure future for our public water systems.
