SHAWAFBVA33-1 — Network Incident Reporting Aid

SHAWAFBVA33-1 governs network incident reporting procedures for users, including malware, classified messages, phishing, and INFOCON levels.

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  • Publication number: SHAWAFBVA33-1
  • Title: NETWORK INCIDENT REPORTING AID
  • Date: 2019-03-14

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It specifies steps for disconnecting, preserving, documenting, and reporting suspected computer malware and classified message incidents. It also addresses phishing email handling and defines INFOCON levels for defending against attacks on DoD computer and telecommunications systems and networks.

Topics covered

  • Computer malware reporting
  • Classified message incidents
  • Phishing email procedures
  • INFOCON levels
  • Network incident reporting
  • DoD computer systems and networks

Questions and answers

What does INFOCON provide for DoD systems and networks?

INFOCON presents a structured, coordinated approach to defend against and react to adversarial attacks on DoD computer / telecommunication systems and networks.

What does INFOCON Level 5 mean?

Level 5: Routine NetOps: Normal Readiness of information systems and networks that can be sustained indefinitely.

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