Water 4.0 in Hungary: Prospects and Cybersecurity Concerns
Tamás Szádeczky
Abstract
This paper discusses the increasing significance of smart water management, within the context of the fourth industrial revolution and the associated cybersecurity risks, particularly in Hungary and Central Europe. By examining the current state of smart water management and analyzing the various cybersecurity threats, this study seeks to raise awareness around the need for enhanced security measures, in this critical sector. The research methodology is primarily based on a through literature review and secondarily, on related data analysis. The paper identifies several cybersecurity challenges and potential solutions for smart water management and finally suggests future research directions, to ensure the safe and sustainable development of this critical infrastructure.