SINGAPORE - Water treatment is important to societies globally but glaring leaks in the cyber defences of systems controlling water plants have been in the spotlight in recent months.
In January, a hacker gained access to a water plant in San Francisco and deleted programs linked to water treatment. This came to light only in June.
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