The AMAER Team from AMA Computer College East Rizal Campus has bagged the 2nd Runner-Up position on June 6, in the regional leg of HackForGov, a nationwide cybersecurity competition held at LIMA Park Hotel, Lima Commercial Estate, Lipa-Malvar, Batangas.
With the theme “Today’s Generation, Tomorrow’s Champion: Shaping the Future of Cybersecurity through Shared Responsibility,” this HackForGov Capture-the-Flag (CTF) competition aims to raise awareness among students about the importance of cybersecurity and provide hands-on experience with techniques used in the virtual world. It features a series of challenges and scenarios simulating real-world cyber threats, covering various categories such as network security, web security, cryptography, and incident response.
The team consists of four members: Vergel Rady Maclang (BS CPE, 2nd Year), Donjhon Magarro (BSCS, 3rd Year), Francis Ulliz Malapitan (BS CPE, 3rd Year), and their team leader, Rosalyn Arevalo (BS CPE, 3rd Year). They were guided by our qualified and experienced faculty members, Engr. Mary Rose S. Cruz, MAED, and Mr. Rumil Bonifacio, MIT.
While cyber threats continue to evolve and challenge our country in the ever-changing technological landscape, the AMA Education System remains steadfast in its commitment to not just equip its students with the knowledge and skills but also to teach them to always choose the path of integrity and responsibility.
As educators, we take immense pride and joy in seeing our students succeed in their endeavors. This achievement serves not only as a testament to the hard work and dedication of our students and faculty but also as the driving force by which we continue to strive for excellence in service to our students and the country. These competitions show how AMA supports students, helping them excel in cybersecurity and become leaders in the digital age. To find out more about what AMA can offer you, visit AMA Education System .
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