30SWVA17-2 — 30th Space Wing Network Incident Reporting Aid

30SWVA17-2 governs procedures for reporting suspicious activity, computer viruses, and classified message incidents by users.

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  • Publication number: 30SWVA17-2
  • Title: 30TH SPACE WING NETWORK INCIDENT REPORTING AID
  • Date: 2021-05-14

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It identifies suspicious personnel, phishing emails, screen-lock issues, and virus warnings, and provides actions for each situation. It also specifies steps for suspected computer viruses and classified messages sent or received over an unclassified network.

Topics covered

  • Suspicious activity
  • Computer virus reporting
  • Classified message incidents
  • Phishing emails
  • CAC security

Questions and answers

What should happen when a computer shows signs of a virus?

STOP! DISCONNECT THE LAN CABLE. Discontinue use. (paragraph 1)

What should remain powered on during a suspected computer virus incident?

LEAVE THE SYSTEM POWERED UP. Do not click on any prompts, close any windows, or shut down the system. (paragraph 1)

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