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Utah's water systems are getting hit with a wave of foreign cyberattacks, and experts are warning that our local tap water could be at risk if we don't upgrade our tech security. Hackers are targeting these utilities, which means local cities need to act fast to keep our water safe and flowing.
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Upgrading our digital security will cost money upfront, but it's way cheaper than dealing with a hacked water system or a shutdown.
Every resident who relies on clean, uninterrupted tap water benefits from these security upgrades.
Local taxpayers might see a temporary cost bump to pay for these high-tech fixes.
We'll include it in your weekly brief whenever the council takes it up.
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