June 25, 2025 Water

How Physical Security Can Shape Water Utility Resilience

Threats to critical infrastructure have become more complex and unpredictable. While many utilities have complied with the requirements of the America’s Water Infrastructure Act (AWIA), these risk assessments and emergency response plans cannot remain static. Utilities must continuously reevaluate and enhance their strategies to protect essential services.

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