The recent financial cybercrime learning session, organized by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Payments and Currency Investigation Group, the Philippine Center for Transnational Crime, and the Philippine National Police (PNP), highlighted this commitment. The event, held at Camp Crame in Quezon City, brought together experts from various government agencies and GCash to share strategies and best practices in fighting cybercrime.
Atty. Takahiro Kenjie Aman, GCash's legal counsel, emphasized the importance of teamwork in tackling the sophisticated tactics used by cybercriminals. "Our goal is to protect the public and strengthen our defenses against financial cybercrime," he stated. The event featured discussions on how local and international procedures can be used to investigate and prosecute cybercriminals.
GCash's Chief Information Security Officer, Migs Geronilla, echoed this sentiment, highlighting the need for a united front. "Cybersecurity requires collaboration across all sectors," he said. "By working together, we can protect our digital space against evolving threats."
One key discussion, led by DOJ National Prosecution Service prosecutor Robin Landicho, focused on the importance of private sector cooperation. "Without the help of companies like GCash, solving cybercrime cases becomes much harder," he noted. The event also addressed the challenges of handling electronic evidence and the borderless nature of cybercrime.
Atty. Rob Real, GCash's group data protection officer, underscored the company's role in protecting users' privacy during cybercrime investigations. "Balancing data privacy with legal obligations is crucial. By doing so, GCash can support investigations while maintaining user trust," he explained.
The event also highlighted the need for international cooperation in tackling cybercrime. Atty. GV Sosa of the DOJ Office of Cybercrime pointed out that cyber warrants and cross-border collaboration are essential tools in this fight. "Both are necessary for managing the growing threats in the digital landscape," he said.
GCash also shared how it leverages advanced technologies like AI and big data analytics to combat cyber threats. "Cybercriminals are constantly evolving, and so must our methods," said Atty. Dino Regalario, GCash's head of legal pursuance. "We use technology to ensure a safer digital experience for millions of Filipinos."
With financial cybercrime on the rise in the Philippines, GCash is dedicated to working closely with government agencies to protect the public and secure digital transactions. By enhancing the capabilities of law enforcement, GCash aims to help build a safer, more secure digital nation.
Atty. Takahiro Kenjie Aman, GCash's legal counsel, emphasized the importance of teamwork in tackling the sophisticated tactics used by cybercriminals. "Our goal is to protect the public and strengthen our defenses against financial cybercrime," he stated. The event featured discussions on how local and international procedures can be used to investigate and prosecute cybercriminals.
GCash's Chief Information Security Officer, Migs Geronilla, echoed this sentiment, highlighting the need for a united front. "Cybersecurity requires collaboration across all sectors," he said. "By working together, we can protect our digital space against evolving threats."
One key discussion, led by DOJ National Prosecution Service prosecutor Robin Landicho, focused on the importance of private sector cooperation. "Without the help of companies like GCash, solving cybercrime cases becomes much harder," he noted. The event also addressed the challenges of handling electronic evidence and the borderless nature of cybercrime.
Atty. Rob Real, GCash's group data protection officer, underscored the company's role in protecting users' privacy during cybercrime investigations. "Balancing data privacy with legal obligations is crucial. By doing so, GCash can support investigations while maintaining user trust," he explained.
The event also highlighted the need for international cooperation in tackling cybercrime. Atty. GV Sosa of the DOJ Office of Cybercrime pointed out that cyber warrants and cross-border collaboration are essential tools in this fight. "Both are necessary for managing the growing threats in the digital landscape," he said.
GCash also shared how it leverages advanced technologies like AI and big data analytics to combat cyber threats. "Cybercriminals are constantly evolving, and so must our methods," said Atty. Dino Regalario, GCash's head of legal pursuance. "We use technology to ensure a safer digital experience for millions of Filipinos."
With financial cybercrime on the rise in the Philippines, GCash is dedicated to working closely with government agencies to protect the public and secure digital transactions. By enhancing the capabilities of law enforcement, GCash aims to help build a safer, more secure digital nation.
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