Cyware and WaterISAC Partner on Threat Intelligence for Water Utilities

Sep 30, 2026
Cyware and WaterISAC are partnering to provide water and wastewater utilities with AI powered threat intelligence and automated information sharing tools.

Cyware and WaterISAC are partnering to provide water and wastewater utilities with AI powered threat intelligence, the organizations announced in a press release. WaterISAC members will gain access to tools for sharing validated threat data and identifying cyber threats in real time.

Cyware will support WaterISAC's intelligence collection, enrichment and response processes. The platform will automate some manual tasks and help WaterISAC distribute relevant threat and vulnerability information among participating utilities.

WaterISAC currently serves more than 20,000 small utilities through a partnership with the National Rural Water Association. The Cyware partnership will also extend the threat intelligence platform directly to larger utilities.

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