The British Chamber of Commerce Philippines (BCCP), in partnership with Eastern Communications as minor sponsor, KMC as venue partner, and The Philippine Business and News as media partner, will host a seminar titled “Managing Cyber Risk in Critical Infrastructure Investments” on 25 March 2026.
Held under BCCP’s Trade & Connect initiative, the event will convene government and private sector stakeholders to address cybersecurity challenges and strengthen the resilience of the Philippines’ critical infrastructure.
Keynote presentations will feature the National Digital Connectivity Plan (NDCP), the country’s first comprehensive infrastructure roadmap for digital connectivity, aimed at improving governance, boosting infrastructure resilience, and fostering public-private partnerships.
Industry leaders will also share insights on institutional readiness and cyber capacity-building, with a focus on workforce development and strengthening cybersecurity skills.
The Philippines continues to attract investments in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and fintech, with partners such as the United Kingdom playing a key role in infrastructure and digital innovation. British firms such as CyberQ Group and NCC Group are among those expanding in the local market.
BCCP Executive Vice Chairman Chris Nelson emphasized the importance of cybersecurity, noting its growing relevance both in the Philippines and globally.
The Chamber also reiterated its support for key legislative measures such as the Cybersecurity Act and Digital Payments Act, underscoring the need for a stronger and more institutionalized national cybersecurity framework.