CBP Provides Guidance on Reporting Indicators of Compromise Related to Cyberattacks
Published Apr 19, 2024
Summary
CBP announces guidance for trade members on reporting indicators of compromise (IOCs) related to cyberattacks, to help limit impacts and speed system reconnection. The bulletin points to a resource document and contact email for cyber incident reporting.
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