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Water industry turns to AI and hackers for help after suspected Iran cyberattacks

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For the new initiative, Vanderbilt University researchers will work to create “digital twins” of water system networks.
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In the wake of cyberattacks on American water systems and cutbacks to federal assistance programs, some water companies are turning to volunteers, smaller cybersecurity companies and an AI program from Vanderbilt University for help.

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