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Graphic depicting incident data flow and the use of the “Cyber 9-Line

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Fort Mead, MD - Graphic depicting incident data flow and the use of the “Cyber 9-Line,” which is a template of questions that participating National Guard units use to quickly communicate a cyber incident to USCYBERCOM. The data provided enables USCYBERCOM's Cyber National Mission Force to further diagnose a foreign attack and provide timely, unclassified feedback back to the unit, who shares with state and county governments to address the cyber incident.

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