CTF Challenges for RA 10175 Compliance

The CTF Challenges for RA 10175 Compliance follow a structured framework to ensure alignment with Republic Act No. 10175 (Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012) and cybersecurity best practices.

The process begins with the Cybercrime Offense Evaluation, which categorizes offenses into three main areas: data and system attacks, computer-related crimes, and content violations.

Following this evaluation, the CTF Challenge Structuring phase develops cybersecurity exercises to address these offenses. This includes ethical hacking scenarios, simulated cybersecurity attacks and defenses, and problem-solving exercises designed to enhance cybersecurity skills. Once structured, the challenges undergo Compliance Verification, where they are assessed for alignment with RA 10175, adherence to cybersecurity standards, and compliance with legal and ethical guidelines.

At this stage, a decision is made: if the challenges do not meet compliance requirements, they are sent for redesign and reassessment. If they pass, they proceed to Testing, where security audits are conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of the challenges. If the challenges are found ineffective, they undergo modification and retesting. If successful, the process concludes with a Finalized CTF Challenge, ensuring full compliance with RA 10175, legal and ethical soundness, and effectiveness in cybersecurity education and preparedness.