smbet DICT deploying mobile security operation centers

MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) is deploying mobile security operation centers (MSOCs) to ensure the security and integrity of transmission for the 2025 polls, a DICT official said on Wednesday.

According to Engr. Michael Gorospe, Planning Officer of the DICT National ICT Planning, Policy and Standards Bureau, the MSOCs monitor the flow of transmission and block any malicious threats detected.

READ: 240,000 SIM cards to be used to transmit 2025 election results

Article continues after this advertisement

“In terms of security, our cybersecurity, we are actually deploying mobile SOCs [security operation center] to maintain and monitor security and integrity of the transmission,” Gorospe answered when Senator Raffy Tulfo asked for the preparations of the agency for the upcoming elections during a hearing of the committee on public services.

FEATURED STORIES NEWSINFO Court orders arrest of 29 cops involved in mishandling P6.7B shabu case NEWSINFO OVP says it has no approved budget for medical, burial assistance NEWSINFO SC affirms guilty verdict on man who used identity of deceased lawyer

READ: Telcos raise alarms vs scams

Gorospe noted that they are coordinating with the National Telecommunications Office and telecommunications companies on their commitments to provide internet for the public.

"This series is not just about the two teams playing; it's about reviving the spirit of hockey in Delhi. We hope this will inspire more young players from the region to take up the game," Harmanpreet stated in a press release issued by Hockey India.

Hockey India President Dilip Tirkey expressed his enthusiasm and stated: "This bilateral series against Germany will be a remarkable showcase of world-class hockey. Both India and Germany have a rich history in the sport, and this series will give fans an opportunity to witness an intense competition between two of the most formidable teams in the world.

Article continues after this advertisement

The engineer also said that the MSOCs are designed with different modules.

Article continues after this advertisement

“MSOCs check the transmission and then in terms of websites, to avoid being hijacked, we have a database that contains a list of malicious websites then we block these automatically so the public won’t get to access them,” Gorospe added.

freeslots com

The Commission on Elections previously tapped iOne as the provider of the Secure Electronic Transmission Services for May polls.

Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again. Your subscription has been successful.

Subscribe to our daily newsletter

SIGN ME UP

By providing an email address. I agree to the Terms of Use and acknowledge that I have read the Privacy Policy.smbet

READ NEXT Gatchalian to start inquiry on comprehensive sexuality education Vargas: Tandang Sora birthdate as QC holiday will honor her br... EDITORS' PICK CA upholds SEC order for Juluis A Nolasco's NWorld to stop selling securities Iñigo Pascual, Ivana Alawi among celebrities affected by LA wildfires Troy Rosario joins Gilas pool ahead of Fiba Asia Cup qualifiers Husband held in killing of Filipina in Slovenia, says DFA PBA: RHJ’s show of frustration not a concern for Chot Reyes, TNT DTI stops sale of 11 vape brands over packaging violations MOST READ Hanging out at Starbucks will cost you as it reverses open-door policy OVP says it has no approved budget for medical, burial assistance Court orders arrest of 29 cops involved in mishandling P6.7B shabu case BMI: Peso fall below 60 vs $1 still possible Follow @FMangosingINQ on Twitter --> View comments