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Accenture, Dragos, SANS Launch $10M Initiative to Defend Small US Utilities
Accenture, Dragos, and SANS announced a $10 million initiative to bolster cybersecurity defenses at small US utilities. The program's first phase will provide up to 500 utilities with free security tools, equipment, deployment assistance, and training.
Why it matters: Security teams at small and mid-sized utilities should assess eligibility for free tools and training under this initiative, as resource constraints often leave these organizations vulnerable to industrial control system (ICS) attacks targeting critical infrastructure.
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Accenture, Dragos, SANS Launch $10M Initiative to Defend Small US Utilities
Accenture, Dragos, and SANS announced a $10 million initiative to bolster cybersecurity defenses at small US utilities. The program's first phase will provide up to 500 utilities with free security tools, equipment, deployment assistance, and training.
Why it matters: Security teams at small and mid-sized utilities should assess eligibility for free tools and training under this initiative, as resource constraints often leave these organizations vulnerable to industrial control system (ICS) attacks targeting critical infrastructure.
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Accenture, Dragos, SANS Launch $10M Initiative to Defend Small US Utilities
Accenture, Dragos, and SANS announced a $10 million initiative to bolster cybersecurity defenses at small US utilities. The program's first phase will provide up to 500 utilities with free security tools, equipment, deployment assistance, and training.
Why it matters: Security teams at small and mid-sized utilities should assess eligibility for free tools and training under this initiative, as resource constraints often leave these organizations vulnerable to industrial control system (ICS) attacks targeting critical infrastructure.
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- First seen by Cybersecurity Tracker