The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) remains confident its security measures are working.
Registrar and chief executive officer Dr Didacus Jules said the CXC even used hackers to test its security to make sure it was up to date.
“We use ethical hackers to test the security of our online systems. So we are constantly testing to ensure we are on the cutting edge.
“It is a constant effort and we recognize that; which is why we are constantly trying to be ahead of the curve,” he said in a telephone interview yesterday.
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CXC security tight, says CEO
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