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Monsoon Rains Paralyze Manila Flights, Trigger Wide Suspensions and Flood Emergency
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The aviation sector in the Philippines encountered significant operational challenges on July 22, 2025, due to heavy rainfall and reduced visibility, conditions attributed to the persistent southwest monsoon, locally known as “habagat.” This situation was further exacerbated by the presence of two low-pressure areas (LPAs) within the Philippine Area of…
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Guarding Reality: The Growing Threat of Deepfakes to Digital Safety in the Philippines
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As the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) raises alarms over fake news and deepfake content on Facebook, concerns are mounting over how these digital deceptions are impacting public safety, national security, and democratic processes in the Philippines. With over 80 million Filipinos active on social media, the stakes…
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UNITED FRONT AGAINST TRAFFICKING: Strengthening Regional Cooperation to Protect Filipinos from Scam Farm Exploitation
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In a time when digital scam networks are evolving and transcending borders, Southeast Asian nations are grappling with the rise of human trafficking linked to online scam farms. Recent developments have placed the spotlight on the Philippines as both a source country and a proactive advocate in combating this deeply…
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Balancing Connectivity and Security: Stakeholders Raise Alarm Over ‘Konektadong Pinoy’ Bill
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The recently ratified “Konektadong Pinoy” Bill, a landmark measure aiming to revolutionize digital connectivity in the Philippines, is now under scrutiny from cybersecurity and consumer advocacy groups. While the bill promises wider internet access and improved digital infrastructure, watchdogs are urging President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to take a closer look…
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Red Sea Attacks Raise Alarming Risks for Filipino Seafarers: What Can the Philippines Do?
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The recent Houthi attacks on two commercial vessels in the Red Sea—both carrying Filipino crew members—have cast a stark light on the increasing dangers faced by overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), especially those in the maritime industry. With at least 38 Filipino seafarers caught in the crossfire, the implications for the…
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Davao City: A Living Model of the Culture of Security
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Davao City continues to make headlines for the right reasons—most recently, for being named the second safest city in the Philippines according to the World Travel Index. With an impressive overall safety score of 80.73 percent, the city stands as a shining example of what it truly takes to become…
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Strengthening Digital Trust: Senator Villar’s Push for a Philippine Scam Prevention Center
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In a decisive move to safeguard Filipinos against digital threats, Senator Mark Villar has filed a bill establishing the Philippine Scam Prevention Center (PSPC)—a centralized hub for addressing scam-related cases and boosting consumer protection. The proposal, filed as one of his top 10 priority measures in the 20th Congress, is…
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Facing the surge in cyberattacks: What Philippine businesses need to do
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Ram Vaidyanathan, Chief IT Security Evangelist at ManageEngine The Philippines’ digital economy is growing rapidly, and with this progress comes greater exposure to cyber threats. As more services move online, the country’s exposure to cyberattacks is increasing. In 2024, the Philippines’ digital economy accounted for 8.5% of its GDP (a…
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