USAFAVA17-201 governs computer virus and classified message incident reporting procedures, including INFOCON readiness levels.
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It contains user procedures for suspected computer viruses and classified messages sent or received over unclassified networks. It also defines INFOCON levels and describes readiness conditions for information systems and networks.
A CMI is defined as a classified message that has been sent and/or received over an unclassified network.
WRITE DOWN ALL ACTIONS that occurred during the suspected virus attack. (i.e. Received suspicious e-mail with attachments; Inserted unchecked disk; Downloaded unchecked/unsecured files; etc.)
When reporting a suspected virus to your CSL or the CFP ensure that you answer questions on reverse side of this form and provide the technician with your name and number.
INFOCON presents a structured, coordinated approach to defend against and react to adversarial attacks on DoD computer/telecommunication systems and networks.