These hands-on courses have been developed to train Department of Defense personnel to recognize vulnerabilities and defeat potential threats within the computer and enterprise environment.

DOD computer systems may be monitored for all lawful purposes, including to ensure their use id authorized, for management of the system, to facilitate protection against unauthorized access and …

The Information and Communication Technologies Defense (ICTD) Division, U.S. Army School Cyber Leader College, provides high quality Information Assurance/Computer Network Defense training …

All wireless headsets, microphones, and webcams are prohibited in DoD classified spaces, as well as all personally-owned external peripherals other than wired headsets.

Download additional Cyber Awareness training resources: Facilitator Guide (PDF) Briefing Handout (PDF) Briefing Presenter Notes (PDF) Briefing Slides (PDF)

Keep in mind when online: Online misconduct is inconsistent with DoD values. Individuals who participate in or condone misconduct, whether offline or online, may be subject to criminal, …

Train Department of Defense personnel for the IA management level two and three, and technical level three CISSP certification. The Technology Integration Branch (TIB), School of Information …

Do not remove classified documents from your secure workspace to work offsite! Classified documents, either in hard copy or electronic format, are strictly prohibited. Be sure to safeguard all DoD data …

The “Verify Training” button must be clicked at the end of the training session to generate the Cyber Awareness Training completion certificate. If the continue session is greyed out the training will need …

Cyber Awareness Challenge training at https://cs.signal.army.mil (primary site) or https://jkosupport.jten.mil/Atlas2/page/login/Login.jsf. Large groups can use the DoD Facilitator’s …