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US, Ph 1st cyber-digital security talks
By Nidz Godino
Philippine Secretary of Information and Communications Technology Ivan John Uy (left) and U.S. Ambassador at Large for Cyberspace and Digital Policy Nathaniel Fick (right).
"Cybersecurity stands as paramount global challenge, demanding unified efforts, collective intelligence and steadfast solidarity…. partnership between United States and Philippines serves as exemplar of effective collaboration essential for combating these evolving threats," Information and Communications Technology Secretary Ivan John Uy said United States and Philippines held their first Cyber-Digital Policy Dialogue to advance open, interoperable, reliable and secure information and communication technologies (ICT) ecosystem.
Uy and US Ambassador at large for cyberspace and digital policy Nathaniel Fick led inaugural US-Philippines Cyber-Digital Policy Dialogue in Washington on July 15 and 16.
Open, interoperable, reliable and secure ICT ecosystem will support growth of digital economy and strengthen resilience to cybersecurity threats.
During the dialogue, Fick and Uy underscored their countries' shared interest in advancing bilateral and regional cooperation on cyber capacity building, supporting growth of digital economy and combating cybercrime following Philippines' recent admission to International Counter Ransomware Initiative.
They also committed to hold further discussions on protection of critical infrastructure against malicious cyber activity and enhanced collaboration between their respective national Computer Emergency Response Teams.
Flick, for his part, said, "this first US-Philippines Cyber-Digital Policy Dialogue was opportunity to discuss our important bilateral efforts to strengthen cyber security and our digital economy and to protect government information systems that are critical backbone of our alliance."
Both sides agreed to pursue joint efforts on development of fifth generation (5G) networks and open, interoperable and trusted architectures such as Open Radio Access Network (Open RAN); secure and reliable global undersea cable networks and digital connectivity and inclusion through cloud computing and satellite-based solutions.
Other commitments made during dialogue include ensuring trusted flow of data across borders; deepening collaboration through Global Cross-Border Privacy Rules Forum to facilitate interoperability among data protection and privacy frameworks globally; strengthening cooperation through ASEAN Digital Ministers' and Senior Officials' meetings and fostering investments for secure and resilient ICT infrastructure.
Both countries also discussed importance of upholding and implementing United Nations Framework of Responsible State Behavior in Cyberspace as well as continued implementation of cyber confidence building measures.
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