The Philippine National Police reiterated that there was no hacking incident or breach in its database after over a million private records of police personnel and applicants got exposed online. | FArgosinoINQ
“As an immediate response to the said report by the National Privacy Commission, the Anti-Cyber Crime Group is currently exerting efforts in fast-tracking its internal investigation to determine if there are possible violations of provisions of Republic Act 10173 ,” the police organization said in a statement.
“Likewise, the Directorate for Information and Communication Technology is currently conducting an assessment of the systems to determine possible violations or lapses in protocols and procedures,” it added. PNP also assured the public that with the help of DICT, it will “ensure the security, safety, and privacy of information in the custody of the police force [will] strictly comply with the provisions of the Data Privacy Act.”INQUIRER.net wants to hear from you! Take part in our reader survey and help us be better. Click on this image to answer.Subscribe to our daily newsletter
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