The Department shall: In coordination with the Department of Information Technology and the Maryland Department of Emergency Management, coordinate cybersecurity efforts within community water systems and community sewerage systems; Include cybersecurity awareness components for all new and renewing operator and superintendent certifications under Title 12 of this article; and In consultation with the Department of Information Technology: Update regulations governing community water systems and community sewerage systems to: Include comprehensive sections regarding cybersecurity standards for water and wastewater treatment facilities; and Require community water system and community sewerage system providers to report cyber incidents consistent with Department of Information Technology guidance in accordance with § 9–2707(b) of this subtitle; Promulgate minimum cybersecurity standards for established community water systems and community sewerage systems that meet or exceed the federal Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s cross–sector cybersecurity performance goals; Require community water systems and community sewerage systems to plan for disruptions of service due to cyber incidents, including ransomware attacks and other events resulting in root–level compromise; Establish a list of approved cybersecurity training programs for staff responsible for maintaining or operating water and wastewater facilities; and Implement measures to protect the active certified operators list maintained on the Department’s website while ensuring legitimate access for necessary purposes.