RSS Syndication

Plain Text

The MS-ISAC® provides information about our Advisories and Daily Cyber Tip in plain text format:
www.cisecurity.org/text-feed-help/

RSS and XML

Additional RSS feed options:

https://www.cisecurity.org/feed/alert
https://www.cisecurity.org/feed/advisories
https://www.cisecurity.org/feed/blog

Using the MS-ISAC Alert Level Graphic on your website

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://feeds.cisecurity.org/js/alertlevel.js"></script>

Customizing the MS-ISAC Cyber Alert Level Graphic on your website

By adding some simple javascript commands to the scripts above, you can customize the look and feel of the MS-ISAC Cyber Alert Level Graphic for your website.

Example 1: Specifying the name of the div that is to contain the graphic.

<script type="text/javascript">
    msisac_tip_divid = "ex1_div";
</script> 
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://feeds.cisecurity.org/js/alertlevel.js"></script>
  • Place the script code anywhere in your page AFTER your div
  • It’s a good idea to place a static text link to the MS-ISAC digital dashboard inside your div in case the user doesn’t have javascript enabled. in that case, the user will still get a link to the daily tips page.

Example 2: Specifying the size of the graphic:

<script type="text/javascript">
    msisac_graphic_divid = "ex2_div";
    msisac_graphic_size = "120x90";
</script> 
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://feeds.cisecurity.org/js/alertlevel.js"></script>
  • Place the script code anywhere in your page AFTER your div

Example 3: Changing font colors

<script type="text/javascript">
    msisac_tip_divid = "ex3_div";
    msisac_tip_size = "180x150";
    msisac_tip_fontColor = "0xD5EDB3";
</script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://feeds.cisecurity.org/js/alertlevel.js"></script>
  • Place the script code anywhere in your page AFTER your div
  • The MS-ISAC Alert Level graphic has a transparent background – so the background color of your webpage (or in this case of the div #ex2_div) comes through, which may mean you need to customize the font color to match
  • Be careful with colors – the threat level map will display in one of the (5) appropriate color codes, so stay away from these with your background colors:
    • Low (Green) #01a46d
    • Guarded (Blue) #377fc7
    • Elevated (Yellow) #f5d800
    • High (Orange) #ff9b2b
    • Severe (Red) #ec3e40