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  1. The NPC launched an investigation on alleged data breach involving G-Xchange Inc.

    NPC weighs action over SEC data breach

    The National Privacy Commission (NPC) is assessing the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) response to a reported data breach, focusing on…

  2. LIGHT Sail VR creates immersive experiences for entertainment companies, technology brands and agencies, including concerts at Red Rocks.

    AMD AI transforms Hollywood

    Emmy Award-winning studio Light Sail VR has deployed an AI-powered coordinator running on AMD Ryzen AI processors and Radeon graphics to automate project…

  3. SYNOLOGY Philippines country manager Claire Huang discusses how businesses can scale artificial intelligence adoption while keeping tighter control over data, security and recovery during the Synology Annual Media Event 2026 in Makati City.

    Phl AI adoption hits security wall

    Philippine businesses are rapidly adopting AI to improve productivity, but data security, privacy and fragmented information remain major challenges, with most…

  4. Illustration by Glenzkie Tolo for DAILY TRIBUNE

    1984 meets NCAP

    There is, of course, a simpler way to avoid worrying about whether an MMDA camera can see through the windshield, and that is to buckle up before moving.

  5. The business of trust

    The business of trust

    Trust also comes from knowing that the products we use are safe and reliable.

  6. IRELAND’S privacy regulator examined whether people clearly understood how settings such as Location History and Web & App Activity could be used to track their movements and infer sensitive personal information.

    Google fined over location tracking practices

    Google has been fined more than €400 million by Ireland’s data regulator over its handling of users’ location data and concerns about consent and transparency.

  7. Privacy

    Privacy

    Atty. Kathy Larios explains whether a restaurant can take and post customers’ photos without consent and how the Data Privacy Act protects privacy in public…

  8. Saving face

    Saving face

    Anyone whose likeness has been misused may demand the takedown of the offending material and may file a complaint with the NPC.

  9. Wife watch

    Wife watch

    San Francisco gay bars face privacy backlash over AI facial recognition used for patron screening, while a Chinese couple’s 40-year marriage reaches a crisis…

  10. PRESIDENT Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. signed Executive Order No. 119 on 13 July, a move Globe Telecom said establishes clear data classifications, residency requirements, and security controls to help government agencies securely adopt cloud technologies while protecting sensitive national data and public services.

    Globe supports PBBM’s data security order

    Globe Telecom has expressed support for Executive Order (EO) No. 119, describing the measure as a major step toward strengthening the country's data security,…