Digital Guardians: How CMISID Protects City Vet’s Data in a Modern World

COURTESY: DYM/CIO/Photo courtesy of CMISID

The Assessment That Safeguards Every Byte

In an age where information flows faster than the wag of a happy puppy’s tail, data protection has become more than just a technical necessity—it’s a shield that guards trust. Recently, **CMISID CONDUCTS ASSESSMENT ON CITY VET’S DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS**, a move that reflects both dedication and foresight.  

The **City Management Information Systems Innovation Department (CMISID)** spearheaded a **Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA)** for the **City Veterinary Office (CVO)**, meticulously examining every corner of their data ecosystem. From Health Certificates and Certificates of Acceptance to the Online Registration for Spay and Neuter and Rabies Vaccination, no detail was left unreviewed. The Animal Dispersal Program and the Document Management System were also placed under the privacy microscope. Through this thorough process, the goal was clear—strengthening data privacy, preventing risks, and ensuring trust remains unbroken.  

Turning Findings into a Safer Future

Translating assessment results into actionable measures, the **CMISID’s Research and Innovation Division**, in collaboration with the City Vet’s Compliance Officer for Privacy and Systems Focal Person, followed the trail of how personal data is collected, stored, used, and shared. This journey revealed not only the smooth processes but also the cracks through which vulnerabilities could sneak in.  

With this knowledge, both offices swiftly recommended strategic improvements—from enhanced encryption methods to stricter access controls—ensuring every citizen’s information remains private and secure. This effort stands as part of City Hall’s unwavering commitment to transparency, accountability, and the responsible handling of personal information. The process wasn’t merely a legal checkbox; it showcased a proactive embrace of digital ethics, where technology and integrity walk side by side.  

As technology continues to evolve, privacy assessments like this become the unsung heroes of local governance. In protecting data, the CMISID and City Vet aren’t just defending numbers—they’re safeguarding trust, dignity, and the lives connected to every byte of information.  

OPLAN: BAKUNA KONTRA RABIES SA BARANGAY

COURTESY: (ALR/CIO)

CITY VET NAKABAKUNA’G ANTI-RABIES SA 8,293 PET DOGS SA LIMA KA BRGY 

SA tinguha nga mahimong rabies-free ang syudad ubos sa administrasyon ni Mayor Rolando `Klarex’ Uy gihingusgan sa City Veterinary Office ang pagpatuman sa programa nga “Oplan: Bakuna Kontra Rabies sa Barangay”, usa ka high-density anti-rabies vaccination drive. 

Niadtong bulan sa Mayo mokabat 8,293 nga mga binuhing iro gikan sa Barangays Agusan (1,495), Lumbia (2,148), Tablon (2,281), Patag (997), ug Puntod (1,372) ang nabakunahan og anti-rabies sa mga personahi sa City Vet human ilang gidala ang serbisyo sa maong mga barangay. 

Gipasabot ni City Veterinarian Dr. Helen Ann Tacandong nga tumong sa nasangpit nga programa nga maproteksyonan ang komunidad batok sa hulga sa rabies. 

Alayon niini, gipasalamatan ni Dr. Tacandong ang mga responsible’ng pet owners, ug mga barangay officials nga nagsuporta sa maong programa nga gipatuman sa syudad pinaagi sa City Veterinary Office. 

Karong adlawa Hunyo 10-11, 2025, anaa sa Barangay Bulua ang team sa City Vet alang sa anti-rabies vaccination ug magpadayon kini sa Hunyo 13, 16, ug 17 sa nagkadaiyang lugar sa maong barangay.