British Chamber supports Anti-Financial Account Scamming Act
by The Manila Times
Jun 02, 2024 12:07 am
THE British Chamber of Commerce Philippines expressed its support to the House of Representatives' adoption of the Senate's version of the Anti-Financial Account Scamming Act. Having been approved by both Houses, the British Chamber expected its quick passage into law.
In line with this advocacy, the British Chamber also supported the statement of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to prioritize cybersecurity measures as recommended by the Private Sector Advisory Council Digital Infrastructure Group last year. These measures included the Cybersecurity Act, Anti-Mule Act and Online Site Blocking Act.
At the Trade and Connect event are (from left) Vishvas Nayi, chief solutions architect of CyberQ Group; Chris Woods, founder and chief executive officer (CEO) of CyberQ Group; Chris Nelson, British Chamber of Commerce Philippines executive director/trustee; Jose Carlos Reyes, director of the Cybersecurity Bureau from the Department of Information and Communications Technology; Pat Pio Fondevilla, Cybersecurity Operations head of Philippine National Bank; and Roberto Tayag, CEO of CyberQ Group. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
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