National Security & Intelligence

Welcome back to @USCIS, Director Jaddou. https://t.co/HOOz7IMgo3

The @GirlScouts Cyber Awareness Challenge will: ✅Encourage girls to learn about cybersecurity ✅Challenge girls t… https://t.co/hrAd0JDiW9

FALSE. Do not click on any links that you are not expecting to receive & do not automatically trust emails, as cybe… https://t.co/YRHEpGK071

Question 3: One of the best ways to check an email for spam is by clicking on the link and reviewing it yourself.

Be sure to scan any attachments before opening them, delete spam emails, and always report suspicious links to your IT Department. 2/2

FALSE. Hackers rely on using trusted email addresses to spread spam and viruses. Phishing and spearphishing deliver… https://t.co/SDgNjIHBA0

Question 2: If an email comes from someone you know, you can trust it.

TRUE. You can report a ransomware threat to @CISAgov and federal law enforcement. Visit https://t.co/Lip0FXghPj f… https://t.co/s1wT3MzHR9

Question 1: You can report a ransomware attack online.

Day 2: Cybersecurity is everyone's responsibility. Do you have the tools you need to keep yourself, your family, an… https://t.co/wlECZhgJNZ