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Candace Owens:
This allows remote monitoring and control of the flow of gas, oil, water, and chemicals. Cybersecurity implications. These valves are part of systems that could be targeted for cyber attacks. Compromised valves can cause pipeline ruptures, water contamination, or industrial accidents. Because of this, intelligence and regulatory agencies—the CISA, NSA, PHMSA, FERC—monitor valve networks and may maintain trusted relationships with manufacturers and engineers to ensure security and resilience. Integration with above-ground systems. Modern valve networks can also integrate with cameras, sensors, alarms, and environmental monitoring.