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We are proud to announce that Recon Sentinels are now available nationwide at all Office Max / Office Depot locations and via our website - but you better hurry, the word is out and supplies are limited (we are working very hard to keep up with demand).

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Cyber Tweets

Drupal has patched a vulnerability that may allow a remote attacker to take control of a website. Read more at go.usa.gov/xJrdr. #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

About 11 minutes ago from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

🆕 .@CISAgov, @DeptofDefense & @dhsscitech have released their 5G Security Evaluation Process Investigation study. Visit go.usa.gov/xJr8c to learn what steps to take to prepare for new #5G enabled systems. #Cybersecurity #CyberMethodology #CyberSquad pic.twitter.com/EbapJSzydm

About 2 hours ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

Google has introduced Chrome 102. Learn more at go.usa.gov/xJCTP. #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

Yesterday from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

📣 @CISAgov has another round of #KEV updates for you! 3️⃣ 4️⃣ #CVEs were added to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog this morning, so stay up to date on the latest entries & remediate ASAP! go.usa.gov/xJC3r #VulnerabilityManagement #Cybersecurity #CriticalPatch pic.twitter.com/qfU5clvxJo

Yesterday from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

RT @CISAgov Enable MFA with us, in the name of cybersecurity! We challenge you to make a list of your accounts (can you even remember them all?!) and #EnableMFA to start making them more secure! Cisa.gov/mfa #MFAMay pic.twitter.com/RyEqtFU1IX

About 2 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

RT @NCSC Attackers will, often indiscriminately, seek to exploit vulnerabilities as soon as they have been disclosed. So it is important to install security updates as soon as possible to protect your organisation ncsc.gov.uk/collection/10-… pic.twitter.com/PYcRaEeJEZ

About 2 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

RT @CISAgov We are challenging you to enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) on at least one account: go.usa.gov/xudvm Already have MFA enabled? Then tag a friend below to make sure they are protecting their accounts. pic.twitter.com/ihL4i1knRf

About 2 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

🚨 No, it's not Patch Tuesday, but @CISAgov has 20 #CVES that need your immediate attention! Visit go.usa.gov/xJx5X to learn what #vulnerabilities were just added to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog & remediate this latest batch by June 14. #KEV #CriticalUpdate pic.twitter.com/x0XkCBYozD

About 2 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

Malware Monday: @CISAgov provides secure means for users to report #phishing attempts, #cyber incidents, and emerging #vulnerabilities. If you have information to share, visit us-cert.gov/report and help us fight #cybercrime. #IncidentReporting pic.twitter.com/pfyv54WmAC

About 3 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

Mozilla has released security updates for vulnerabilities in multiple Firefox products. Read more at go.usa.gov/xJc4m. #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

About 3 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

2️⃣ 1️⃣ new #CVEs have been added to @CISAgov's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog. Reduce your exposure to cyberattacks by prioritizing timely remediation today! go.usa.gov/xJc32 #KEV #VulnerabilityManagement #CriticalPatch pic.twitter.com/pFQhUXjQPK

About 3 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

Who doesn’t love FREE stuff? Visit go.usa.gov/xtu7b to access @CISAgov’s list of free public and private sector cybersecurity tools and services to help protect against compromise. #CyberSquad #InfoSec #Cybersecurity pic.twitter.com/59yHiBfEtd

About 4 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

🚨 @CISAgov released a joint #Cybersecurity advisory with MS-ISAC about exploitation of F5 BIG-IP devices: go.usa.gov/xuuWb. Threat actors are taking advantage of CVE-2022-1388 which could have widespread impact on both government & private sector networks. #VulnManagement pic.twitter.com/dDdumQyLDi

About 4 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

❓ Did you miss @CISAgov’s joint CSA with our interagency and international partners detailing #cyber #BadPractices? Visit go.usa.gov/xutf3 to learn about the top 🔟 routinely exploited weak security controls and what you can do to protect yourself from compromise. pic.twitter.com/GQMchWvsUO

About 5 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

🧼 .@CISAgov offers several no-cost scanning & testing services to help your organization assess, identify, and reduce exposure to threats like #ransomware. Find ways to reduce the risk of #cyberattacks attacks at cisa.gov/uscert/resourc…. pic.twitter.com/tlynuaQc9s

About 6 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

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About 6 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

RT @CyberGovAU ❗ ALERT ❗ Multiple vulnerabilities have been found in VMware products. ACSC recommends affected organisations apply the available security updates as soon as possible. Advice at cyber.gov.au/acsc/view-all-… pic.twitter.com/ViTVffYsIb

About 6 days ago from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

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Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

📩 Opening unverified files attached to your emails can be dangerous. With the rise of #malware, #phishing attempts, and computer #viruses, take caution to protect your data by following these simple steps: cisa.gov/uscert/ncas/ti… #InfoSec #Cybersecurity #DataProtection pic.twitter.com/oLJnywIpkk

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

Read about the latest BIND security update at go.usa.gov/xuSru. #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

The results are in! @CISAgov’s latest infographic details the findings from 112 Risk & Vulnerability Assessments conducted in FY21. Learn about the 3️⃣ most successful techniques for each documented tactic at go.usa.gov/xuJub. #RVA #Cybersecurity #RiskManagement #InfoSec pic.twitter.com/QZNZlKTr3q

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

🛡️ .@CISAgov’s stands ready to help organizations prepare for, respond to, and mitigate the impact of cyberattacks. Visit our🛡️ ShieldsUp! landing page to get started! cisa.gov/shields-up. #Cybersecurity #BeCyberAware #CyberSquad pic.twitter.com/iZX1gcaO2d

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

In support of ED 22-03, @CISAgov released a new #cybersecurity advisory warning organizations of malicious #cyber actors exploiting #vulnerabilities in various VMware products. Visit go.usa.gov/xuud3 and update impacted VMware systems immediately! #CriticalUpdate pic.twitter.com/2fvXSH5yIj

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

RT @thecyberwire CISA Alert AA22-137A – Weak security controls and practices routinely exploited for initial access. Listen to this alert as well as other recently issued CISA alerts now. bit.ly/37eFkB0 @CISAgov #CISAalert #cybersecurity

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

📘 Read the latest #cybersecurity advisory from @CISAgov and @CISecurity’s MS-ISAC detailing threat actors exploiting F5 BIG-IP. Visit go.usa.gov/xuuW3 to learn more and apply the recommended mitigation measures ASAP. #VulnerabilityManagement #RiskMitigation #Cyber pic.twitter.com/ySKmKUdhzm

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

RT @FBI Bad #cyber actors routinely exploit poor #cyberhygiene practices to gain entry into your systems! Our #CybersecurityAdvisory (cowritten by the U.S., Canada, New Zealand, the Netherlands, and the U.K.) shares #cybersecurity best practices for your networks. go.usa.gov/xutuJ pic.twitter.com/GeATLoVN1t

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

☑️ Are you subscribed to @CISAgov mailing lists? Visit go.usa.gov/xmzdU today to receive breaking information on the latest #cybersecurity advisories, analysis reports, tips, #vulnerabilities, and emerging #threats from our expert analysts. #Alerts pic.twitter.com/tIwEoJweuj

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

@TwutterSupport We update the KEV as new CVEs arise, so there is no set day for catalog updates to post.

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

⏳ Tomorrow is your LAST day to provide comments on @CISA’s #SCuBA TRA & eVRF Guidebook that helps federal civilian agencies & other orgs to implement stronger #cybersecurity for their #cloud environments. Send us your feedback today! cisa.gov/securing-feder… #cloudsecurity pic.twitter.com/EUnHUkOCiF

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

Apple has released security updates to address vulnerabilities in multiple products. Read more at go.usa.gov/xuz34. #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

RT @NSACyber Malicious actors regularly exploit poor security and misconfigurations to gain access to networks. The latest joint release captures what you can do to keep networks safe from these commonly exploited controls and practices. nsa.gov/Press-Room/New… pic.twitter.com/t1TNCpA6Lw

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

RT @NCSCgov Adversaries exploit supply chain vulnerabilities to steal America’s intellectual property, corrupt our software, surveil our critical infrastructure, and carry out other malicious activities. For best practices on risk mitigation, visit: dni.gov/index.php/ncsc… pic.twitter.com/8t3hKf3qjW

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

Protect against initial access exploitation by avoiding weak #security controls & #BadPractices. Review @CISAgov’s new joint advisory with @FBI, @NSACyber, @cybercentre_ca, @CERTNZ, NCSC-New Zealand, @ncsc_nl, & @NCSC to learn more. go.usa.gov/xutwz #CyberSquad #Mitigation pic.twitter.com/idnQYGLpqd

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

Check out this week's #VulnerabilityBulletin at go.usa.gov/xut4f. #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via GovDelivery

RT @NISTcyber ✨NEW BLOG✨#Cybersecurity for #IoT: The Road We’ve Traveled, The Road Ahead Read it: nist.gov/blogs/cybersec… #NISTcyber50th

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

RT @cybercentre_ca As a small or medium organization, it can be hard to know the best ways to protect your network and devices. 🔒 To get started, check out our top measures to enhance your #CyberSecurity: cyber.gc.ca/en/guidance/to… #SMB pic.twitter.com/MDNcg7SS4t

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

RT @FBI Come join #FBI at #RSAC 2022 to learn how we combat #cyber threats and impose risk and consequences on malicious cyber actors. For more information, visit go.usa.gov/xueGm. #CyberRiskIsBusinessRisk #CybersecurityIsNationalSecurity pic.twitter.com/8zmf3utMUA

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

RT @DHSgov #CyberMonday Reminder: Adding two-factor authentication can greatly secure your online accounts and the data they contain. Learn more from @CISAgov. ➡️ cisa.gov/mfa #MFA

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

.@CISAgov added two 🆕 #CVEs to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog. The latest additions need to be remediated by June 6, so visit go.usa.gov/xueM8 and update your software sooner rather than later. #KEV #VulnerabilityManagement #RiskMitigation pic.twitter.com/olNy6pnpUv

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

RT @ICSCERT Have you heard❓ Our NEW @INL Control Environment Laboratory Resource is an interactive test site for #ICS and #OT, allowing government and private industry partners to experience the possible effects of kinetic cyber-physical attacks. Learn more at inl.gov/ics-celr/. #CELR pic.twitter.com/DE6rKzkf2N

Last week from US-CERT's Twitter via Sprout Social

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“After working with identity theft victims for more than ten years I know that preventing identity theft is impossible. However, there are steps that you can take to greatly reduce your risk. One step is using cybersecurity technology to help keep your data safe. The Recon Sentinel is that technology! It is easy to set up and even easier to use. The Recon Sentinel informs me of what devices are connected to my network and, more importantly, when a device is doing something suspicious. I travel around the country talking to people about Identity Theft and even on the road I receive alerts and I can shut down a device’s connection immediately. I would recommend the Recon Sentinel to anyone wanting to add a powerful, inexpensive, and easy to use device to their small business or home network. “

Carrie Kerskie – Identity Theft Expert

“Data Security, Inc. is the leading American manufacturer and supplier of hard drive degaussers, magnetic tape degaussers as well as hard drive and solid state destruction devices so we understand the importance of protecting data! Protecting data while you are still using it is just as important as when you are done with it and we purchased the Recon Sentinel to add that layer of cybersecurity to our business network and we couldn’t be happier with it. In five minutes we had it setup and protecting our network. The learning curve is minimal and we have since purchased more of them to use in our home and our other businesses.”

Data Security Inc.

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