TYNDALLAFBVA17-2 — Tyndall Network Users Quick Refrence Guide
TYNDALLAFBVA17-2 governs cybersecurity practices, incident reporting, network access, and classified message handling at Tyndall.
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- Publication number: TYNDALLAFBVA17-2
- Title: TYNDALL NETWORK USERS QUICK REFRENCE GUIDE
- Date: 2026-05-04
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It covers phishing, computer virus, and classified message incident reporting procedures, along with cybersecurity training and telecommunications monitoring. It requires annual Cyber Awareness Challenge training and immediate reporting of incidents.
Topics covered
- Phishing attempt reporting
- Computer virus reporting
- Classified message incidents
- Cyber Awareness Challenge training
- Telecommunications monitoring
- Personally owned hardware and software
- Network access security
Questions and answers
How often is Cyber Awareness Challenge training required?
Cyber Awareness Challenge training is required to be completed annually. (paragraph 3)
What happens if Cyber Awareness Challenge training is not completed?
If not completed, your account will be locked. (paragraph 3)
What should happen when a classified message is sent or received over an unclassified network?
STOP! DISCONNECT THE NETWORK CONNECTION of the affected computer system(s) and/or printer(s). (paragraph 3)
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