Water industry

Most major automakers share your connected car data.

And Water Sector's Threat Sharing Center urges the US president to listen to CISA.

This is Cybersecurity Today, and I'm your host, David Shipley.

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Only Honda answered the Record's request for comment.

After Consumer Reports flagged the findings, Honda told a tracking vendor to wipe the location data it had collected and stop sharing it with third parties.

The head of the US Water Sector's Threat Sharing Center has a polite message for the White House: listen to CISA.

Tom Dobbins runs the Water Information Sharing and Analysis Center, known as Water ISAC.

... to meet the rapid nature of how things are changing right now, which makes sense.

I think in the water industry, that's been a normal thing.

Like, we're, the water industry is more conservative in adopting-

Mm-hmm

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Yeah.

So it doesn't work that way around.

Um, and the other thing that they talked about at this Water AI Nexus thing is that it's not just about the water for the AI industry, it's also about the AI for the water industry.