Know your scope
Which facility and legal-entity requirements apply to us? Drinking-water, wastewater and local-government responsibilities are not interchangeable.
Indiana Water & Wastewater Teams
VIGILANT WATER
Cyber readiness for Indiana water teams. Bring the people responsible for your facility’s operations, technology and decisions into one practical conversation.
Prefer email or phone? info@lionfishcybersecurity.com · 877-732-6772.
For Indiana teams. Please share only business-contact and high-level readiness information—not credentials, vulnerabilities, system diagrams or incident details.
The people counting on your next shift.
Homes, local employers and essential services depend on the work of water and wastewater teams. Digital disruption can affect operations, but its consequences depend on the systems involved and the safeguards already in place. Preparation starts with people who know their roles.
VIGILANT WATER is Lionfish’s water-sector cybersecurity-awareness campaign. Explore role-focused video content and talk with us about your facility’s priorities.
Three questions for your team.
Review what exists
What readiness work and supporting evidence do we already have? Include the people responsible for operations and technology.
Agree who acts
Who owns response coordination, communications and the next decision? Clarify the handoffs before a disruption.
Meet the people behind rural water.
An introduction to rural water and cybersecurity awareness. Video playback uses an external YouTube service.
Role-focused awareness.
Executive leadership
Records and administration
Awareness content is one part of readiness—not a substitute for facility-specific assessment, safeguards or response planning. Ask about training options in your briefing.
State and federal requirements are different.
Requirements depend on facility type, population served, system use and applicable state and federal rules. Indiana’s assessment and certification process is distinct from federal AWIA requirements for covered community drinking-water systems. Review your facility’s scope and existing evidence with the responsible officials and advisors.
- IDEM: cybersecurity for water and wastewater facilities
- EPA: AWIA risk assessments and emergency response plans
Educational context reviewed October 30, 2026; not legal advice. Confirm current requirements, deadlines and submission instructions with the appropriate agency. A paid assessor or Lionfish purchase is not implied.
Working across community services? Explore the Indiana local-government readiness page.
Bring the right people into the conversation.
Invite your operations lead, technology partner and accountable decision-maker. Discuss your priorities, the work already underway and whether Lionfish is the right fit for your next step.
Briefing scope and any services are agreed with your team. Training or a briefing does not by itself establish legal compliance, certification or operational safety. Privacy policy.