Group-IB, a leading creator of cybersecurity technologies to investigate, prevent, and fight digital crime, announced today that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with HELP University, the BIMP-EAGA Business Council (BEBC) and the BIMP-EAGA ICT CEO Forum (BEICF), aimed at advancing cybersecurity education and solutions across the Southeast Asia region. This strategic partnership seeks to enhance cybersecurity knowledge, capabilities, and solutions for organisations and cybersecurity and IT professionals in the region. Under the guidance of BEBC and BEICF, this collaboration brings together Group-IB’s cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions and services and HELP University’s educational expertise to address the increasing need for robust cybersecurity measures in today’s digital age.
From left: Atty. Samuel Matunog, Head of ICT Cluster, BEICF, Davao; Arthur Too, Executive Director and Chief Marketing Officer, Infoline Tec Group; Wong Wei See, Head of Sales (APAC), Group-IB; Mark Lee, Executive Vice President, HELP Education Group; Angie Kueh @ Kok Li Ping, Head of ICT Cluster, BEICF, Sarawak; Michael Tiu Lim, Head of ICT Cluster, BEICF, Zamboanga City; Eric Manalastas, Head of ICT Cluster, BEICF, Davao; Roberto Tinsay Jr, Head of ICT Cluster, BEICF, Bukidnon Province.
Group-IB will support BEBC and BEICF’s cybersecurity initiatives by providing cutting-edge tools, including their Unified Risk Platform, to help organisations in BIMP-EAGA prevent cyber threats and brand-related fraud. This industry collaboration ensures that businesses across the region can access top-tier cybersecurity intelligence to safeguard their digital assets.
HELP University will collaborate with BEBC and the BEICF to deliver specialised technical training programmes in cybersecurity across BIMP-EAGA. These programmes, utilising insights and practical knowledge from Group-IB’s cybersecurity experts, will provide IT professionals with advanced skills in digital forensics, reverse engineering, and threat investigation. Upon completion, participants will receive a joint certificate from HELP University and Group-IB, recognising their enhanced capabilities in cybersecurity.
“As cyber threats become more sophisticated, it is critical for organisations and cybersecurity professionals to stay ahead. We believe that this partnership will contribute to the upskilling and development of cybersecurity professionals in the region, to protect businesses and the society. We are excited to collaborate with HELP University, BEBC and BEICF to empower BIMP-EAGA’s organisations with advanced cybersecurity solutions and best practices.”
CEO of Group-IB
“This partnership demonstrates HELP University’s commitment to fostering cybersecurity education and empowering IT professionals in the region with essential skills. Working alongside Group-IB, BEBC and BEICF, we are dedicated to helping the BIMP-EAGA community strengthen its cybersecurity defences.”
Vice Chancellor of HELP University
Through this partnership, HELP University, Group-IB, BEBC, and BEICF aim to build a stronger cybersecurity ecosystem within the BIMP-EAGA region by sharing expertise, facilitating knowledge transfer, and developing initiatives that address the complex cyber challenges facing today’s digital economy. It will also enable continuous evaluation and expansion of new initiatives, ensuring that the region remains resilient against evolving cyber threats.
