The National Privacy Commission launched last April 20 the Data Breach Notification Management System (DBNMS), a user-friendly interface that facilitates easy tracking and faster submission of personal data breach notifications and annual security incident reports.
The DBNMS is a standardized and automated system, making it easier for personal information controllers (PICs) to submit personal data breach notifications as required by NPC Circular 16-03 and annual security incident reports.
It addresses the limitations of manual submission and processing, as well as increases public transparency by allowing PICs to access pertinent and real-time information on their data breach notification.
Privacy Commissioner John Henry D. Naga told more than 800 event participants from both the public and private sector that the DBNMS is part of the NPC’s efforts to develop new and digitized ways to better serve the Filipinos.
“The NPC’s vision to further protect and uphold data privacy rights goes hand-in-hand with embracing emerging technologies that will revolutionize data privacy and protection. Hence, the NPC continuously adopts and implements digitization of our processes to efficiently achieve our objectives,” Naga said.
A PIC, including those with multiple branches or offices, can only have one account in the DBNMS. If the PIC has other related companies or entities, each company or entity must register in the system under separate accounts. The company or entity is responsible for maintaining and submitting its reporting requirements to the NPC.
With the launch of the DBNMS, the NPC will no longer accept breach notification and annual security incident report submissions except through the DBMNS online platform.
To use the DBNMS, head to https://dbnms.privacy.gov.ph. For other concerns relating to the system, email [email protected]. – Press release
April 20, 2024
