Dzrh.Ph Marcos Highlights Cybersecurity in PMA Graduation Speech
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- •President Marcos urged PMA graduates to prioritize loyalty to the Constitution.
- •Modern military training includes cybersecurity and data science to combat emerging threats.
- •The PMA's Honor Code emphasizes integrity and accountability among future military leaders.
On May 16, 2026, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. addressed the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Class of 2026, emphasizing the importance of loyalty to the Constitution over political interests. He warned graduates about modern threats, including cyberwarfare, disinformation, and climate-related disasters. Marcos noted that military training is evolving to address these challenges, with cadets already exposed to subjects like data science and artificial intelligence. He reiterated the PMA's Honor Code, urging graduates to maintain integrity and discipline in their service. The class, comprising 207 cadets, is expected to lead with courage and integrity in a rapidly changing security landscape.
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