Our solution

One hub. Every stakeholder. A defensible water sector.

The Water Watch Center is a centralized, not-for-profit hub that connects six stakeholder communities around a single mission: protecting the water and wastewater systems that serve most Americans.

WWC hub and spoke diagram: Water Watch Center at the center connected to Federal Government, State and Local Government, Cybersecurity and Technology Firms, Philanthropic Organizations, Academic Institutions, and Water System Operators

Six communities. One coordinated defense.

WWC does not replace any partner. It's the connective tissue that lets federal agencies, states, cybersecurity vendors, philanthropies, and universities deliver real capability into water systems through the operators' existing trusted relationships.

  • Federal Government
  • State & Local Government
  • Cybersecurity & Tech Firms
  • Philanthropic Organizations
  • Academic Institutions
  • Water System Operators

Purpose-built to address the failures that we can no longer afford to ignore.

01

Continuous vigilance

24/7/365 monitoring by vetted Managed Security Service Providers (MSSP) for utilities that will always have competing operational priorities.

02

Volunteer virtual CISO

Human-capital shortages are solved by pooling expertise nationally, not asking every rural system to hire its own security team.

03

Bypassing federal inertia

Private and philanthropic funding lets WWC deploy capability now, without waiting on multi-year appropriation cycles.

04

Trust as infrastructure

A first-of-its-kind national IT + OT solution delivered through an organization rural water operators already trust.