Cybersecurity

After water attacks, Capitol Hill offers its own proposal for an AI-cyber test program

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Representative Josh Gottheimer has introduced the AI Cyber Defense Act, which would establish a Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency program to provide critical infrastructure operators with free access to advanced AI models for cybersecurity protection. This development is significant because recent cyberattacks targeting water facilities have highlighted the urgent need for enhanced defenses, and AI offers a powerful tool to address evolving threats. The bill’s authorization of $100 million for the program suggests a potential shift in federal funding priorities for critical infrastructure cybersecurity.

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