Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about i4C.PH 2026, including participation, program highlights, and opportunities to engage with leaders and innovators in disaster resilience and crisis management.
What is i4C.PH?
i4C.PH is a national, multi-sector resilience platform convening leaders and practitioners across security, disaster risk, cybersecurity, infrastructure, technology, governance, and industry. It is designed to break silos and address systemic, cascading risks through integrated frameworks, live simulations, and decision-centric discussions.
When and where will i4C.PH 2026 be held?
- Dates: 12–14 May 2026
- Venue: SMX Convention Center Clark (Clark Freeport Zone)
What does “Resilience Reimagined” mean?
It reflects a shift from reactive risk management to anticipatory, integrated resilience—aligning physical security, cybersecurity, disaster preparedness, governance, and digital trust into one operating system for decision-makers.
Is i4C.PH a conference or a summit?
It is a summit—not a traditional conference. Beyond plenaries, i4C.PH features live crisis simulations, command-center environments, scenario injects, and executive roundtables focused on real decisions under pressure.
Who should attend?
- C-suite & Board leaders
- Security, Risk, BCM/DR, IT & Cyber leaders
- Government, defense, LGUs, and regulators
- Critical infrastructure (energy, water, transport, telecoms)
- Finance, insurance, manufacturing, mining, logistics
- Academe, researchers, and advanced students
What are the core frameworks used?
- i4C Strategic Framework (4Is): Information, Innovation, Internet, Intelligence
- Operational Convergence (4Cs): Command & Control, Cameras, Communication, Cybersecurity
- Resilience Programming Framework (RPF): whole-of-system resilience across people, process, technology, and governance
What makes the program different?
- Live, multi-day crisis simulations (climate, cyber, infrastructure, security, governance stressors)
- Command-center style venue with monitored feeds and injects
- Sector-specific tracks with cross-sector escalation
- Board-level language and decision accountability
Are corruption and governance risks discussed?
Yes—subtly and seriously. Governance breakdowns, information distortion, and accountability gaps are treated as risk multipliers that worsen every crisis outcome.
Are there different passes or rates?
Yes. Options typically include 3-day corporate, government/NGO discounted, student, and 1-day passes. Final rates and inclusions are announced on the official registration page.
Can organizations sponsor or exhibit?
Yes. Sponsorships are industry-aligned (often one major sponsor per sector) and include thought leadership slots, simulation integration, ESG alignment, and visibility across the 3-day program. Exhibitors are curated for relevance to resilience outcomes.
Will certificates be issued?
Yes. Digital certificates are issued to registered participants who complete the program or designated tracks.
What is the dress code?
Business or business-casual. Comfortable attire is recommended for simulation days.
Is the event suitable for media coverage?
Yes. Media partners are welcome, with designated briefings and on-site coordination to protect simulation integrity.
How can universities or students participate?
Through student passes, faculty collaborations, research showcases, and observer access to selected simulations—subject to program rules.
How do I register or inquire about partnerships?
Registration, sponsorship decks, and partnership inquiries are handled via the official i4C.PH channels. Dedicated sponsor annexes are available upon request.
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