Manilatimes Draft Cybersecurity Law Addresses State APTs and Reporting Duties
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A draft Cybersecurity Law is being proposed to enhance national cyber protection, focusing on advanced persistent threats (APTs) and the obligation to report significant cyber attacks. The law aims to improve visibility at the network-gateway level and mandates reporting on impacts to service availability and unauthorized access.
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2026-02-10
Draft Cybersecurity Law published
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Threat reports highlight need for network visibility
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Duty to report significant cyber attacks introduced
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