A coalition of cyber firms and critical infrastructure operators on Tuesday spelled out its views on the tasks that the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency should assign federal agencies to protect operational technology systems after this summer’s attacks on water utilities.
Here’s how experts think CISA should tell agencies to protect OT
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