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If you believe a Cybercode guide contains outdated or incorrect legal, regulatory, procedural or technical information, please include:
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- the statement or section you believe needs review;
- the reason you believe it is incorrect or outdated; and
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What We Can Help With
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- Research, publishing and partnership inquiries
- Questions about Cybercode’s editorial methodology
What This Contact Channel Is Not
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If you are dealing with an active cybercrime, data breach or security incident, use the appropriate official reporting channel. The Cybercode Resources section includes reporting directories and incident-response checklists that may help you identify the correct agency or next step.
About Cybercode
Cybercode.ph is created and managed by Anton Sheker and Marjo Villarosa. Learn more on the About Cybercode.ph page and see how our guides are researched in the Editorial Policy & Research Methodology.