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CISA Consolidates Twitter Accounts



Original release date: December 15, 2022

CISA has consolidated its social media presence on Twitter. Three accounts — @ICSCERT, @Cyber, and @CISAInfraSec — are no longer active. Additionally, the @USCERT_gov Twitter account is now renamed @CISACyber. The following current active Twitter accounts will include posts on content previously covered on the now-inactive accounts.

  • @CISACyber will cover updates relevant to the industrial control systems community along with the latest vulnerability management info, threat analysis, and other info relevant to the cybersecurity community.
  • @CISAgov will continue to provide agencywide content or non-urgent ICS updates.
  • @CISAJen will continue to include posts across a variety of topics coming straight from the CISA director.
    CISA encourages followers of the @ICSCERT, @Cyber, and @CISAInfraSec Twitter accounts to follow @CISACyber and @CISAgovTwitter accounts to keep receiving important CISA messages and information.

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