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The Security Job Market: Hottest Roles in 2024
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The security landscape is evolving rapidly, driven by increasing cyber threats, geopolitical tensions, and the growing complexity of organizations. As a result, the demand for skilled security professionals has always remained the same. This article explores the most in-demand security jobs 2024 and the skills required to excel in these…
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Energy Security: The Philippines’ Achilles Heel
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The Philippines, an archipelago susceptible to natural calamities and increasingly reliant on technology, is facing a pressing issue—a complex interplay of threats to its energy security. This sector, the economy’s lifeblood, is currently vulnerable to cyberattacks, physical threats, and natural disasters. Ensuring its resilience is not just important; it’s urgent…
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Typhoon Carina: Unveiling Critical Security Vulnerabilities in the Wake of Disaster
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Typhoon Carina, a formidable storm that recently battered the Philippines, highlights more than just meteorological fury; it exposes the country’s deep-seated vulnerabilities to natural disasters and the accompanying security challenges. The storm’s intense winds and torrential rains inflicted severe damage, underscoring the urgent need for enhanced infrastructure resilience and robust…
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83% of Filipinos Demand POGO Ban
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A recent OCTA Research survey reveals overwhelming support for banning Philippine offshore gaming operators (POGO), with 83% of Filipinos in favor. Conducted from June 26 to July 1, the survey indicates broad consensus across various regions, with the highest support in Balance Luzon (90%). Socio-economic backing was also notable, particularly…
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POGO Workers Nabbed in Benguet Home Allegedly Linked to Roque
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Two foreign nationals working for a Philippine offshore gaming operator (POGO) were apprehended over the weekend in an exclusive subdivision in Benguet. Cambodian national Khuon Moeurn, 37, and Chinese national Wang Keping, 35, were detained by agents from the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission (PAOCC) and the Bureau of Immigration (BI)’s…
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Authorities Must Look Into POGO Cryptocurrency.
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Here’s What We Might Learn. To effectively pursue POGOs, Filipino authorities must be able to investigate, seize, and supervise cryptocurrency. This may aid in the Philippines’ removal from FATF’s “grey list” and prove the competence of its law enforcement and judicial organs. A TELLING OMISSION The Philippines had come to…
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In-Depth: The Tightrope of Security and Human Rights
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The intersection of national security policies and human rights in the Philippines presents a complex and often contentious landscape. As the government intensifies its focus on security, questions arise about the impact on civil liberties, privacy, and the treatment of marginalized communities. This article delves into how security policies in…
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PH Private Sector: Top Security Trends and Challenges
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In the Philippines, private sector security is a critical component of the country’s overall security framework, given its significance in protecting corporate assets, data, and ensuring business continuity. As the Philippine economy continues to grow and digitalize, the importance of robust security practices in the private sector has never been…
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