The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) presented its national cybersecurity plan to President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. The plan covers the years 2024-2028 and aims to address cyber threats and secure a safe cyber landscape for the country.
The Department of Information and Communications Technology ( DICT ) presented its national cybersecurity plan to President Ferdinand Marcos , Jr. The plan covers the years 2024-2028 and aims to address cyber threats and secure a safe cyber landscape for the country.
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