Cybersecurity
Canada expands investment in CCoE of Malaysia to boost advanced cybersecurity training in ASEAN
Global Affairs Canada is deepening its commitment to regional cybersecurity capacity-building by expanding its investment in advancing cybersecurity capacity building through the Malaysia Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) and BlackBerry Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (CCoE) in Cyberjaya of Malaysia.
Beyond the perimeter: Building trust and proactive defense in the AI era
The imperative for intelligent, adaptive, and foundational security is now essential for business continuity and innovation. Organizations that embrace the capabilities of AI PCs are not just protecting themselves, but also empowering their workforce to improve human-computer interactions in seamless, intuitive ways, and operate with greater confidence and…
Group-IB launches Asia-Pacific’s first Cyber Fusion Center in Singapore
Group-IB, a creator of cybersecurity technologies to investigate, prevent, and fight digital crime, announced Tuesday the launch of its first Cyber Fusion Center in the Asia-Pacific region.
Quantum computing’s top 3 cybersecurity threats, and why we can’t ignore them
Transitioning to post-quantum cryptography will take years. Preparations must begin now and the security decisions we make today will define the resilience of our digital infrastructure for decades.
InsiderSecurity, CyberSecurity Malaysia team up to bolster Malaysia’s cyber resilience
InsiderSecurity, a Singapore-based cybersecurity software company, has officially been registered as a strategic partner under the CyberSecurity Malaysia Collaboration Partner (CSM-CP) program.
AI adoption in cybersecurity surges across Malaysia – IDC survey
Artificial intelligence (AI) adoption in cybersecurity surges across Malaysia with 90 percent are already using it, a survey from IDC showed last Thursday.
Maritime cybersecurity in 2025: Navigating digital threats in interconnected seas
In 2025, the maritime sector stands at a crossroads: digitize securely or risk amplified losses. Modern digital solutions – from connected vessels to autonomous systems – must adopt "secure by design" from inception, embedding cybersecurity into hardware, software, and processes rather than bolting it on later.
Opportunities or challenges? Six digital trends in the oil and gas industry
To harness the full potential of digitalization while safeguarding assets and personnel, industry stakeholders must prioritize robust security frameworks, invest in skilled cybersecurity talent, and adopt best practices for managing complex, interconnected systems.
The dual challenge: Security and compliance
Security, risk, and privacy leaders must strike a delicate balance between mitigating technical risks and adhering to regulatory compliance requirements. By using advanced technologies such as AI, zero trust, cloud security, and compliance automation, organizations can enhance their security posture while maintaining regulatory compliance.
Don’t just bounce back, bounce forward: Turning data recovery into a secret weapon
The difference between disruption and disaster often comes down to how well an organization can recover. Leaders who treat recovery as a strategic asset, not just a technical function, will be better positioned to navigate whatever comes next. In today’s environment, resilience is no longer just good hygiene for a business. It is a competitive edge.
