Job Opportunity: Commissary Operations Lead 
WiSAP CEP Data Ethics as an Enabling Business Practice 
CCTV101: Basic Set-up for Business 
SECON 2022 results: a 23% increase in the number of visitors and over 70% of total net space rebooked onsite for SECON 2023 
SECON 2022 – The Grand Opening of Asia’s Largest Integrated Security Exhibition Top Women in Security Philippines 2020
Last August 7, 2020, SecurityMatters Magazine (SMM), the Philippine Women in Cyber Alliance (PCWA), and…
Security Safes: Do you need one?
How can I secure my hard-earned money? Is having a security safe a good idea? …
Access Control Market in Korea
The 4th Industrial Revolution and the security market are evolving hand in hand and it…
Anti-Terrorism Lecture Series – Part 3
Join in on the discussion on the legal and political implications of the Anti-Terrorism Law of 2020 with our speakers, Atty. Ricardo Blancaflor, Legal and Of-counsel, Member of Supreme Court TWG on Cyber Security; and Prof. Rommel Banlaoi, PhD, Chairman of the Board, Philippine Institute for Peace, Violence and Terrorism Research.
SECON & eGISEC 2020 Rescheduled to 2021 [Postponed]
SECON & eGISEC (International Security Exhibition and Conference) 2020 has officially announced its postponement from…
Anti-Terrorism Lecture Series 2020 – Part 2
This is the second session of the ATLS 2020 Series. A forum on the proposed Anti-Terrorism Bill pending the signature of the President of the Republic of the Philippines.
The Spirit and the Letter
Performing only when being audited is a clear illustration of adhering to the Letter of what needs to get done. While performing according to standard even when no one is looking is being cognizant of the Spirit of what one is engaged in.
Spirituality Anyone?
If man struggles to survive in the world, what then is his highest good? I think this is a very important question. I for one would like to know what it is so that I can prioritize my time and effort towards this end. Is it wealth? Power? Honor? Pleasure?
Managing Security Pinoy Style
When I first joined the security industry after leaving the military, I thought I already knew about private or corporate security. I was totally wrong.