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EPA’s Water Sector Cybersecurity Evaluation Program | US EPA EPA’s Water Sector Cybersecurity Evaluation Program DID YOU KNOW: Performing a cybersecurity assessment could reduce the risk of a cyber attack by up to 45%? Drinking water and wastewater utilities can use this form to request a free cybersecurity assessment.
This evaluation will provide the assessed utility with a risk mitigation template to help understand discovered cybersecurity vulnerabilities and provide guidance on enhancing overall cybersecurity posture. Please fill out the information below to request a free cybersecurity evaluation.
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Last updated on February 27, 2026
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Water Sector Cybersecurity Program is funded by EPA. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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