Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) has released an updated version of its mobile banking app (v13.1), featuring new security measures designed to guard against unauthorized access and app interference—underscoring its ongoing commitment to digital safety.
In a coordinated response to the escalating threats of cybercrime and financial fraud, over 230 representatives from government and private organizations gathered at the 2025 BPI CyberProtect Conference to champion stronger consumer protection and cybersecurity measures.
Banks across the Philippines are ramping up technology investments to improve operational efficiency and consumer service, while doubling down on cybersecurity through a new “whole-of-ecosystem” approach in collaboration with key government agencies.
DITO Telecommunity is pushing back against renewed spying allegations of, calling them recycled attacks that have already been addressed in past congressional hearings and regulatory audits.
“We encountered an unexpected system error that affected some transactions. Immediate action was taken and it has since been resolved,” a CIMB spokesperson said in an email to InsiderPH.
Cybersecurity, much like running, requires consistent effort, awareness, and practice. Developing good digital habits starts small: Learning to identify red flags, reporting suspicious activities, and safeguarding personal data.
The partners aim to address a broad range of cyber threats, including scams, identity theft, and large-scale cyberattacks, by combining global technology with local knowledge and leadership.
Smart Communications is ramping up efforts to protect Filipino consumers from rising cyber threats, emphasizing the need for real-time intelligence sharing among industry players.
Businessman Benjamim Bitanga’s PT&T and Australia’s Netlinkz have partnered to launch SecureLink Networks, merging global cybersecurity expertise with local telecom strength.