PNP Urges Gov't Agencies to Bolster Cybersecurity After House Website Hacking
The Philippine National Police (PNP) has urged government agencies to review and strengthen their cybersecurity systems following a hacking incident on the House of Representatives' website. A hacker group claimed responsibility, citing protests against alleged government corruption, and the PNP is pursuing an investigation.
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