Elections Present Questions, but DoD Has Answers
By Yonca Poyraz-Dogan Navy Office of Information As midterm elections are at the door, some guidance on the use of social media, military support of political activities and use of government sources could help to distinguish between official business and activities of candidates. Additionally, how about what to avoid while using social media? The Department …
Elections Present Questions, but DoD Has Answers
By Yonca Poyraz-Dogan Navy Office of Information As midterm elections are at the door, some guidance on the use of social media, military support of political activities and use of government sources could help to distinguish between official business and activities of candidates. Additionally, how about what to avoid while using social media? The Department …
Protecting Yourself in the Digital Age
By Capt. Bryan Lopez, Retired Space and Naval Warfare System Command Network security in the workplace is of paramount importance to our daily mission, but we can’t forget to protect ourselves against cyber vulnerability in our personal lives as well. Here are a few tips to help: Operating System Updates and Anti-Virus Software One of …
A Message from the Navy Surgeon General: Professional Behavior
The following message was sent by Navy Surgeon General Vice Adm. Forrest Faison to Navy Medicine commanders world-wide. Shipmates, It has come to my attention that members of the Navy Medicine team posted highly offensive photos and videos on their personal social media pages involving newborns at our naval hospitals. This content was then shared …
Do’s and Don’ts for Voicing Your Political Opinion on Social Media
By Jason Kelly U.S. Navy Digital Media Engagement Director Back in 2008, political and media analysts dubbed that year’s presidential election the YouTube election since the candidates used the platform […]