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BSP links up with PhilSA to use space data for financial risk monitoring

Under the partnership, space-derived information will be used to assess disaster impacts, evaluate environmental threats, and analyze their potential effects on inflation, financial stability, and economic resilience.

House panel pushes tougher rules vs. online abuse, deepfakes

The House Committee on Women and Gender Equality has come up with a consolidated bill that introduces a key shift in terminology — from “electronic violence against women and children” to “technology-facilitated VAWC.”

DICT, UP sign pact to boost ICT policy, digital governance

The agreement, signed by DICT secretary Henry R. Aguda and UP Diliman chancellor Edgardo Carlo Vistan II, aims to strengthen cooperation in areas such as digital governance, cybersecurity, and public access to online services.

House speaker unveils app as part of digital shift

House speaker Faustino “Bojie” G. Dy III has announced the development of a “House Book” mobile application as part of the chamber’s push toward blockchain-enabled and fully digital legislative processes.

PNP arrests 8 for selling e-wallet accounts online

The Philippine National Police Anti-Cybercrime Group (PNP-ACG) arrested eight individuals in a coordinated nationwide operation targeting the illegal online sale of e-wallet accounts, authorities said.

ManageEngine maps cybersecurity, compliance strategy for 2026

Enterprise IT management firm ManageEngine is strengthening its cybersecurity and regulatory compliance framework as it prepares for tighter data protection and security requirements across key markets leading into 2026.

AI gains traction as PH firms seek supply chain resilience

The trend was highlighted at Manila Horizon 2026, a forum hosted by GoComet that brought together supply chain leaders from large Philippine enterprises including Jollibee, IMI, and Century Pacific Foods.

DICT lifts ban on Grok after safeguards, compliance commitments

The restriction, imposed on Jan. 16, was lifted on Jan. 21 following an inter-agency technical assessment.

DICT to launch public complaints portal for courier and delivery services

The initiative will allow the public to file complaints against couriers and delivery operators for problems such as delivery delays, missing items, and other service-related violations.

DICT expands free Wi-Fi to 17 Edsa Busway stations

The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) expanded on Jan. 15 its Free Wi-Fi for All program to 17 stations along the Edsa Busway, marking the latest phase of a broader digital modernization drive that began with Metro Rail Transit (MRT) stations last year.

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