The Federation of Filipino Chinese Alumni Associations Inc. (FFCAAI) Youth Committee hosted an online webinar titled “ABSO-lutely! (Always Be Safe Online) 2025” on Jan. 28, 2025 via Zoom.
The event aimed to educate the community on mitigating online threats such as scams and data theft.
In his opening remarks, FFCAAI president Golden David emphasized the organization’s ongoing commitment to organizing meaningful activities that benefit the community.
He highlighted the rising threats of malware, phishing, and cybercrime, which continue to affect internet users.
Ricson Singson Que, a well-regarded cybersecurity expert and consultant, served as the guest speaker during the webinar. With over 25 years of experience, Que has held various leadership roles and advised businesses on digital transformation, IT security and data privacy.
He is actively involved in several professional organizations and academia, contributing to the development of the Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity program under the Commission on Higher Education (CHED).
Que covered key topics, including “Our Digital World,” “It’s Time for Cyber,” “Cybersecurity by the Numbers,” and “Always Be Safe Online (ABSO)lutely!” He also provided practical tips for protecting privacy and security in the digital space.
The session concluded with an open forum, where participants asked questions about online banking, privacy tools, mobile security, and more.
The event was led by project head and Youth Committee vice chairman Andrew Cua Tan, with technical support from Youth Committee secretary Chloe Ginelle Yap. FFCAAI director Jared Go served as the master of ceremonies.
Other notable attendees included vice presidents Ellen Mui Martines, Mylene Co and Vhivian Wong Chan as well as Youth Committee members and advisers.
The webinar underscored the importance of cybersecurity and online safety, offering valuable insights for participants to protect themselves from digital threats.
