New York Local Governments Receive $10.5 Million in Federal Cybersecurity Grants
New York's local governments, including Warren and Washington counties and the Village of Hudson Falls, have been awarded $10.5 million in federal grants through the Homeland Security program. These funds are designated for enhancing cybersecurity capabilities, protecting critical infrastructure, and improving emergency preparedness. The grants will support various programs, including the Hazardous Materials Targeted Grant Program and the Cybersecurity Grant Program. Washington County, for instance, will receive $50,000 to enhance its cybersecurity posture, focusing on improving email and internet security. The funding aims to bolster local governments' ability to respond to cyber threats and protect critical infrastructure. 
