The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has raised concerns over its ability to secure and maintain the Land Transportation Management System (LTMS), saying it still does not have access to the system’s source code. According to the LTO, it has sent 13 demand letters to German technology company Dermalog Identification Systems GmbH seeking the turnover of the source code. The company says the agency already possesses and exercises operational control over the LTMS database and denies refusing to turn over the source code, saying the process is subject to their contract. Read more in our articles including "LTO raises security concerns over LTMS control" and "HONOR Philippines teases upcoming Magic V6".
The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has raised concerns over its ability to secure and maintain the Land Transportation Management System (LTMS), saying it still does not have access to the system’s source code. According to the LTO, it has sent 13 demand letters to German technology company Dermalog Identification Systems GmbH seeking the turnover of the source code.
The company says the agency already possesses and exercises operational control over the LTMS database and denies refusing to turn over the source code, saying the process is subject to their contract.
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