Manila, Philippines — 15 August 2025 — On 26 November 2025, the country’s most influential cybersecurity leaders will converge at Marco Polo Ortigas, Manila for CISO Philippines 2025, the premier annual gathering dedicated to safeguarding the nation’s digital future.
In a year marked by an unprecedented surge in cyber threats targeting everything from government systems to critical infrastructure, the role of the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) has never been more crucial—or more complex. CISO Philippines 2025 will bring together over 20 leading CISOs, enterprise innovators, and security strategists for a full day of bold discussions, actionable insights, and strategic networking.
Key Themes for 2025 include:
- Emerging Threats & APTs – Explore how AI-driven attacks, hacktivism, and nation-state threats are evolving across the Philippines.
- Infrastructure & Ecosystem Security – Strengthening cyber resilience across critical infrastructure, cloud environments, and third-party ecosystems.
- National Policy & Readiness – Translating the National Cybersecurity Plan 2023–2028 into effective action.
- People, Culture & Skills – Build a cyber-aware workforce, drive executive buy-in, and bridge the cybersecurity talent gap.
Attendees can expect practical frameworks, peer benchmarking opportunities, and high-value connections across the nation’s cybersecurity ecosystem. From threat intelligence to policy implementation, the event will provide leaders with the clarity and confidence to tackle today’s most urgent challenges.
“Cybersecurity is now a national priority that demands united leadership,” said Eleen Meleng, Conference Director, Corinium Global Intelligence “CISO Philippines 2025 is about bringing together the brightest minds to protect institutions, infrastructure, and people.”
Event Details:
📅 Date: 26 November 2025
📍 Venue: Marco Polo Ortigas, Manila
Limited spots available – Enjoy 20% off with code APAC20.
Register now: https://hubs.ly/Q03ChTZd0
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Dan Burgin
Vladislav Sopov
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