NELLISAFBVA17-1 — Network Incident Response Card

NELLISAFBVA17-1 governs network incident reporting procedures for users, including viruses, NDCI and PII breaches.

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  • Publication number: NELLISAFBVA17-1
  • Title: Network Incident Response Card
  • Date: 2024-01-04

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It contains procedures for reporting computer viruses, negligent discharge of classified information, phishing emails and PII breaches. It also identifies CPCON levels and includes requirements for securing affected systems, protecting data and reporting suspicious activity.

Topics covered

  • Computer virus reporting
  • Negligent discharge of classified information
  • Phishing emails
  • Personally identifiable information breaches
  • CPCON levels
  • Cybersecurity liaison contacts
  • Data backup
  • Suspicious activity

Questions and answers

Can any data always be backed up during an incident?

Option to backup ANY DATA may not be available if an incident occurs.

Who is responsible for backing up data?

99 CS is NOT responsible for backing up your data.

What should personnel watch for when reporting suspicious activity?

Personnel should be mindful of situations that indicate when information may be at risk.

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