Amirudin Abdul Wahab
Kaspersky set to open first Transparency Centre in AsiaPac in Cyberjaya
In line to building trust in cybersecurity industry, Kaspersky announces its first Transparency Center in Asia Pacific, in partnership with CyberSecurity Malaysia.
RAMCI, CyberSecurity Malaysia collaborate to fight identity theft
Jointly launch a public awareness campaign to empower Malaysians with knowledge about identity theft.
Malaysia’s malware encounters rise at an alarming rate: Microsoft report
An average of 12.9% of computers running on Microsoft real-time security products in Malaysia reported a malware encounter in Q1 2017.
Malaysians’ concern about cyber security issues escalates: Unisys Security Index
Consumers selective about sharing personal information with organisations via Internet of Things and big data analytics.
Malaysia Crime Prevention Foundation joins efforts to increase cyber security awareness
To further deepen its efforts to create awareness about cyber security, CyberSecurity Malaysia ties up with NGO, Malaysia Crime Prevention Foundation.
BAE Systems and CyberSecurity Malaysia extend partnership
BAE Systems and CSM will extend their partnership for a further two years, to make use of their respective knowledge, experience, and capabilities to develop the cybersecurity industry in Malaysia.
APCERT completes drill on evolving threats and financial fraud
The Asia Pacific Computer Emergency Response Team (APCERT) said it has successfully completed its annual drill to test the response capability of leading Computer Security Incident Response Teams (CSIRTs) from the region.
Malaysia and India in cybersecurity pact
India and Malaysia have agreed to embark on joint activities as well as to share information and knowledge on cybersecurity.
CSM and EC-Council collaborate on Asean CISO workshop
CyberSecurity Malaysia (CSM) has teamed up with EC-Council to organise the Asean CCISO Workshop 2015, which CSM said would strengthen the information security landscape of Asean countries.
Malaysians believe telcos most likely to suffer data breaches
Malaysians believe that telecommunications companies are more likely to suffer breaches of consumers’ personal data in the next 12 months compared with other types of organisations, according to new research from Unisys Corp.
