Waco's water treatment plants discovered that critical systems were accessible over public cellular networks, outside traditional security boundaries. This highlights a broader issue where no single entity is responsible for the entire network infrastructure in most cities, leading to vulnerabilities in critical utilities.
City managers and councils need to address accountability and funding for comprehensive network inventory and segmentation to protect against cyber threats effectively.
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