Philippines joins Have I Been Pwned's free government monitoring service

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The Philippines' National Computer Emergency Response Team, working alongside the Department of Information and Communications Technology, can now monitor official government domains against breach data in Have I Been Pwned

MANILA, Philippines – The Philippines is the 46th government to join Have I Been Pwned’s (HIBP) free government service.

HIBP allows individuals to track if their emails have figured in a data breach or leak of sensitive data. The free government service allows governments to monitor and quickly track government domains against the data on HIBP.

Troy Hunt, who built HIBP, said in a blog post on Wednesday, June 3, that the Philippines’ National Computer Emergency Response Team, working alongside the Department of Information and Communications Technology, “now has access to monitor official government domains against the data in HIBP.”