File:Protect the Warfighter -- don't use USB ports DOD 107339838-5da7526aeff2e.webm

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Description A 0:60 cyber awareness spot to help ensure people do not plug their official or unofficial devices into any USB ports on official systems. Introduces cyber character "Cyber Stace."
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Video by Jason Tudor

U.S. Army Garrison Rheinland-Pfalz
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