On August 10, 2026, Democratic Senators Adam Schiff of California and Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota introduced the Water Cyber Shield Act. This legislation aims to enhance cybersecurity measures for water infrastructure by increasing the annual funding for drinking water and clean water state revolving funds by $300 million. The bill seeks to address the growing concerns over potential cyberattacks targeting water systems.
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Senate Democrats Introduce Water Cyber Shield Act to Enhance Cybersecurity for Water Infrastructure
Democratic Senators Adam Schiff and Amy Klobuchar have introduced the Water Cyber Shield Act to bolster cybersecurity for water infrastructure. The proposed legislation includes an annual increase of $300 million in funding for state revolving funds dedicated to drinking water and clean water improvements.
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Senate Democrats Introduce Water Cyber Shield Act to Enhance Cybersecurity for Water Infrastructure