IECEP - Bulacan Chapter

Could your daughter be a future AI innovator?
To celebrate International Girls in ICT Day 2026, ITU and the United Kingdom are inviting Geneva-based girls aged 8–12 to a special activity at the AI for Good Global Summit on 9 July.
Participants will discover AI through fun, hands-on activities and meet women working in AI and STEM, who will share their experiences and career journeys.
The event is designed to spark curiosity, build confidence in digital skills and inspire the next generation of girls to explore technology and innovation.
📍 Palexpo, Geneva
🎟️ Free participation (registration required)
👧 Open to girls aged 8–12
Places are limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
🔗 Register via the QR code.
GirlsinICT

Electronics Engineering (ECE) practitioners in the field of Information and Communications Technology (ICT)

IECEP Bulacan Chapter supports the celebration of National ICT Month and the 10th Year Anniversary of Department of Information and Communications Technology - DICT. IECEP Bulacan Chapter is perennially awarded by DICT as Valuable Stakeholder for conducting ICT initiatives to stakeholders

Hear the Machine Learning in 5G Challenge finalists’ stories of success, trial, and innovation. The 2026 winners will be revealed at the AI for Good Summit in Geneva, 7–10 July! https://www.itu.int/hub/2026/06/ai-for-good-meet-the-people-powering-machine-learning-solutions/

Ngayong araw, Hunyo 9, 2026 ipinagdidiriwang natin ang ika-sampung taong paglilingkod ng Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) na may temang "Isang Dekadang Digital: Konektado sa Puso at Serbisyo"

Sa loob ng sampung taon, pinangungunahan ng DICT ang pagpapalawak ng connectivity, pagsusulong ng digital services, pagpapatibay ng proteksyon sa cyber space, at patuloy na nagpapalaganap ng digital literacy at oportunidad mula sa lungsod hanggang sa liblib na bundok at isla ng ating bansa.

Mula sa mga komunidad na unang nagkaroon ng internet access, mga estudyanteng mas napadali ang pag-aaral, mga Pilipinong natutong gamitin ang teknolohiya, mga indibidwal at institusyong mas napatatag ang kamalayan at proteksyon sa cybersecurity hanggang sa mga mamamayang mas napalapit sa mga serbisyong digital ng pamahalaan, kayo ang inspirasyon sa bawat hakbang ng aming paglilingkod.

Maraming salamat sa inyong pagtitiwala. Patuloy nating isusulong ang serbisyong digital na mas makabago, inklusibo, at may malasakit para sa bawat Pilipino. Happy 10th Anniversary, DICT! 🎉

[🔒CENTRAL LUZON CTF 2026: DECODE. DEFEND. RISE.🔒]

Curious about cybersecurity, hacking, or digital defense? Want to try your hand at solving puzzles and finding hidden vulnerabilities? This is your sign to get started!
The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) Regional Office 3, together with Holy Angel University (HAU), invites you to the inaugural Central Luzon Capture The Flag (CLCTF) 2026.

If you have never joined a hacking competition before, don't worry! Our tagline is "Your First Flag Starts Here." We designed this event to help beginners dive into the world of cybersecurity, learn new skills, and have fun working as a team.
📅 Event Date: June 23, 2026
📍 Platform: Online (via online video teleconference)
⏰ Registration Period: June 1 – June 18, 2026
🔗 Register Here: https://bit.ly/clctf2026reg

WHAT IS A CTF?
Think of it as a digital scavenger hunt. You and your team will get a list of computer and web challenges. When you solve a puzzle, you find a hidden piece of text called a "flag" (it looks like this: CLCTF{example_text}). You paste that flag into the platform to get points. The more puzzles you solve, the higher your score! There are no eliminations, so you can play and learn for the full 4 hours.

👥 WHO CAN JOIN? (ELIGIBILITY)
Students: You just need to be officially enrolled for school year 2025–2026 or 2026–2027. This is open to Senior High School (SHS), College (HEI), or Tech-Voc (TVI) students in Region 3 (Central Luzon).
Team Size: You need a team of exactly four (4) members from the same school. Choose one member to be your Team Captain to handle registration.
School Limit: Each school can send up to two (2) teams. Extra teams go on a waiting list.

📋 WHAT YOU NEED TO REGISTER
Your Team Captain will sign up the group and upload:
The completed Team Registration Form.
Proof of school enrollment for all 4 members (Student ID, Certificate of Enrollment / Enrollment Form, Certificate of Registration / Registration Form, Notice of Admission).

💻 WHAT TO PREPARE (TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS)
Each team member needs their own basic setup from home or school:
Computer: A working laptop or desktop that can run a standard web browser (like Chrome or Firefox).
Camera & Audio: A working we**am and microphone/headset. Webcams must stay turned on during the event so organizers can keep things fair.
Internet: A stable internet connection. It is highly recommended to have your phone's mobile data ready as a backup hotspot just in case your main internet drops.

⚠️ RULES TO REMEMBER
Play Fair: This is a test of honesty. You cannot use AI tools, chatGPT, automated automated solvers, or ask outside coaches/teachers for help during the game. Sharing answers with other teams will get your team disqualified.
Show Up Early: The video call opens at 8:00 AM PHT on June 23 for a tech check. The actual event starts with a guide and walkthrough at 9:30 AM to show you exactly how to use the platform before the game begins.
Don't be intimidated—every expert started as a beginner. Gather three of your classmates, sign up, and find your very first flag!

🔗 Please visit the full event details here https://bit.ly/4g6xzhx

This ICT Month 2026, see how RA 9292 (ECE Law) synergizes with RA 10844 (DICT Law) = ICT career opportunities for Electronics Engineering (ECE) practitioners