What water utilities need to know about cybersecurity compliance
2026-07-30T20:52:12Z•f9607184a342dab65304fae56677372c7197c10451b374de46e67489dc35a9d2
CVE-2021-22681CVE-2026-32201CVE-2026-45659CVE-2026-55040CVE-2026-56164CVE-2026-58644CVE-2026-60137CVE-2026-63030AI coding assistantsBill C-8CIRCIACISAIranian-affiliated actorsMicrosoft SharePointOracle CPUPLC exploitationWordPressactive exploitationconfiguration poisoningcritical infrastructurecybersecurity complianceknown exploited vulnerabilitiesoperational technologyremote code executionsoftware supply chainwater utilities
What happened
Tenable’s July 2026 security reporting covers urgent threats and compliance developments across critical infrastructure and enterprise software. Highlights include coordinated attacks against Minnesota water utilities involving exploited internet-exposed PLCs and CVE-2021-22681, active exploitation of multiple Microsoft SharePoint Server flaws, a pre-authentication WordPress Core RCE chain known as wp2shell, a large Oracle quarterly patch release, AI coding-agent configuration poisoning in software supply chains, and new U.S. and Canadian critical-infrastructure cybersecurity reporting and1reg
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