MORE than 3,000 information technology professionals across the country viewed and joined the Information Security Officers Group (ISOG)'s month-long cybersecurity campaign, named "I am secure 2021: The great shift," which provided learning and networking programs that strengthened the country's cybersecurity strategies in the new normal.
The campaign kick-started with a virtual augmented venue opening on October 8, followed by a three-day conference, held from October 13 to 15. With the theme "Securing the new cyber norm," the online conference aimed to further upskill professionals, experts and decision-makers in the field of cybersecurity. The online event was graced by local and international C-level executives; chief information security officers; chief technology officers; data privacy officers; security architects; risk and compliance heads; experts in cybersecurity, data privacy, and banking and finance industries; and even professionals from the academe, public and private sectors.
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