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Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEAs) are short emergency alerts authorities can send to any WEA-enabled mobile device in a locally targeted area. Alerting Authorities who are authorized to send WEAs include state, local, tribal, and territorial public safety officials, the National Weather Service, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and the President of the United States.

The Emergency Alert System (EAS) is a national public warning system that allows the president to address the nation within 10 minutes during a national emergency. Other authorized federal, state, local, tribal and territorial alerting authorities may also use the system to deliver important emergency information such as weather information, imminent threats, AMBER alerts and local incident information targeted to specific areas.

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The owner or the person who is responsible for HR and/or processing payroll receives an email communication that seems to come from one of their staff. The email requests information on how to make a change to their direct deposit account and typically implies some sense of urgency. Typically, the sender seeks to inactivate the old direct deposit account and replace it with a completely new account. Here is an example of an email request along with some key identifiers to look for that are red flags for phishing and other fraudulent email scams:

Should you receive this type of email, we recommend following your standard internal security protocols such as forwarding a copy of the email to your IT Department and alerting others within your organization to be alert for similar fake inquiries.

I want the user to be directed to another view controller when the OK button is clicked in the appearing alert action. User has to be directed when the OK button is clicked, not immediately when this alert is shown. Here is what I tried:

This study describes a direct inoculation method using the automated BacT/ALERT 3D and the BD Phoenix System in combination for identification and susceptibility testing of isolates from positive blood cultures. Organism identification and susceptibility results were compared with the conventional method for 211 positive aerobic blood cultures. Of 110 Gram-positive cocci (GPCs), 98 (89.1%) isolates were correctly identified to the species level. Of 101 Gram-negative rods (GNRs), 98 (97.0%) isolates were correctly identified to the species level. The overall categorical agreement in antimicrobial susceptibility testing among the 110 GPCs was 92.7%, with 0.04% very major and 0.7% major error rates. The overall categorical agreement among 78 isolates of enterobacteria and 23 isolates of nonfermenters in GNRs was 99.5% and 91.1%, respectively, with no major errors identified. We conclude that, compared with previously reported direct inoculation methods, our method is superior in identification and susceptibility testing of GPCs.

Our DBA, Infrastructure, and Application teams provide after-hours on-call services. These three teams need to be notified when a service they are responsible for goes down. Each team should not, however, be notified when another team's services go down. Our monitoring solution has been configured with "tiered alerts", such that "Tier1" alerts indicate client-impacting downtime, "Tier2" alerts indicate no current but potentially impending client-impacting downtime, and "Tier3" alerts indicate non-client-impacting, but important-to-the-company service issues. After-hours on-call rotations respond only to Tier1 (immediately client-impacting) alerts.

During business hours, a separate Daytime Coverage team responds to Tier1, Tier2, and Tier3 alerts to ensure the company and clients are well-served. The Daytime Coverage team is not domain-specific and responds to all DBA, Infrastructure, and Application alerts.

We leverage the tags on PRTG sensors within PRTG, since it's not easy to make use of the PRTG tags over in Opsgenie when creating routing rules. Libraries are used in PRTG to group sensors by tier, so that all sensors within a specific tier will notify a specific integration in Opsgenie. By doing this, the specific integration in Opsgenie can set an appropriate priority for the Opsgenie alert, as well as add a tag to the Opsgenie alert so policies can be defined to figure out which team to send the alert to using alert policies. Rather than using routing rules, alert policies set the appropriate responder based off of alert priority and tags. The Opsgenie schedules are restricted to specific hours in the day to ensure that on-call notifications only get received after-hours, and daytime coverage notifications only get received during business hours.

If the tags are being added at the time of alert creation via the advanced integration settings, you can create 4 different Global policies to satisfy your requirements. Here is what the first one would look like:

Thanks for the info. Unfortunately the tags are coming from PRTG and this seems to be where the struggle comes from - somehow I need to get tags from the PRTG payload into Opsgenie so I can start making decisions in Opsgenie on how to route the alert.

NOTE: The Titan Alert System does not replace CCM email and does not carry normal announcements. A rare, non-emergency alert that may be sent to specific groups of individuals would be a notice to students who are about to be dropped from classes due to non-payment.

Opt-in required. Account must have initial eligible direct deposits, must be in good standing and have an activated chip-enabled debit card to opt-in. Ongoing eligible a direct deposits and other criteria apply to maintain eligibility for overdraft protection. Only debit card purchase transactions are eligible for overdraft protection and overdrafts are paid at our discretion. We reserve the right to not pay overdrafts. For example, we may not pay overdrafts if the account is not in good standing, or is not receiving ongoing eligible direct deposits, or has too many overdrafts. Overdraft fees may cause your account to be overdrawn by an amount that is greater than your overdraft coverage. A $15 fee may apply to each eligible purchase transaction that brings your account negative. Balance must be brought to at least $0 within 24 hours of authorization of the first transaction that overdraws your account to avoid a fee. Overdraft protection is only available on Demand Deposit Accounts that meet eligibility requirements. Log into and refer to your Account Agreement to check feature availability.

Early direct deposit availability depends on payor type, timing, payment instructions, and bank fraud prevention measures. As such, early direct deposit availability may vary from pay period to pay period. The name and Social Security number on file with your employer or benefits provider must match your Green Dot account to prevent fraud restrictions on the account.

Opt-in required. Account must be in good standing and chip-enabled debit card activated to opt-in. Initial and ongoing eligible direct deposits are required for overdraft coverage. Additional criteria may apply which can affect your eligibility and your overdraft coverage. Overdrafts are paid at our discretion. Overdraft fees may cause your account to be overdrawn by an amount that is greater than your overdraft coverage. A $15 fee may apply to each eligible purchase transaction that brings your account negative. Balance must be brought to at least $0 within 24 hours of authorization of the first transaction that overdraws your account to avoid a fee. Overdraft protection is only available on eligible Demand Deposit Accounts. Log in to your account and refer to your Account Agreement to check feature availability.

Opt-in required. Account must have initial eligible direct deposits, must be in good standing and have an activated chip-enabled debit card to opt-in. Ongoing eligible direct deposits and other criteria apply to maintain eligibility for overdraft protection. Only debit card purchase transactions are eligible for overdraft protection and overdrafts are paid at our discretion. We reserve the right to not pay overdrafts. For example, we may not pay overdrafts if the account is not in good standing, or is not receiving ongoing eligible direct deposits, or has too many overdrafts. Overdraft fees may cause your account to be overdrawn by an amount that is greater than your overdraft coverage. A $15 fee may apply to each eligible purchase transaction that brings your account negative. Balance must be brought to at least $0 within 24 hours of authorization of the first transaction that overdraws your account to avoid a fee. Overdraft protection is only available on Demand Deposit Accounts that meet eligibility requirements. Log into and refer to your Account Agreement to check feature availability.

Federal tax refund early availability depends on timing of Internal Revenue Service payment instructions and fraud prevention restrictions may apply. As such, the availability or timing of early direct deposit of your federal tax refund may vary. The name and Social Security number on file with the Internal Revenue Service must match your Green Dot account exactly or we will decline your deposit.

Early tax refund deposit applies to federal tax returns filed directly with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and depends on IRS timing, payment instructions and bank fraud prevention measures. The name and Social Security number on file with the IRS must match your Green Dot account to prevent fraud restrictions on the account. 0852c4b9a8

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