Cybersecurity

Cyberthreats aren’t slowing down, and in this environment, by implementing cybersecurity programs, universities help their students resist emerging digital risks, get forward-thinking education, and the skills needed to succeed in all industries. 

Technologies like AI, machine learning, and tokenization are already transforming fraud prevention, and their impact is only set to grow. Beyond these, behavioral analytics, biometrics, and blockchain technology are emerging as complementary tools in the fight against fraud.

Sumsub, a global verification and anti-fraud firm, has announced two major initiatives to advance digital trust in Singapore.

Workforce enablement should not just be a soft skill requirement, but a part of security infrastructure. AI-ready employees lower the odds of a breach, shorten incident response times, strengthen compliance posture, and protect the brand in ways no tool or platform can match.

In this noisy, overcrowded landscape, even seasoned teams risk losing focus — or worse, overspending on overlapping technologies that add cost without strengthening defences. The real question isn’t what’s new, it’s what’s necessary. How can security leaders cut through the noise and make smarter, more strategic investments?

By integrating cutting-edge technology, ongoing education, and trusted partnerships, organizations can establish a resilient, fault-tolerant infrastructure. Such an approach minimizes financial risks, ensures regulatory compliance, and guarantees uninterrupted business continuity.

Protecting the enterprise from cybersecurity risks has never been easy, and there is no silver bullet. In an AI-driven environment where risks are rapidly increasing and evolving, a proactive and holistic approach to cybersecurity is the only way forward. Given the escalating costs of weak defenses, the problem's inherent complexity, the rapid pace of…

The battle of AI versus AI is a defining challenge of our era. By adopting a unified, prevention-first strategy built on advanced, comprehensive technological types, organizations can harness the power of AI to build safety, resilience, and confidence in the hyperconnected world.

LGMS Berhad, through its wholly owned subsidiary Applied Security Intelligence Sdn Bhd (ASI), has entered into a strategic partnership with Bridgenet Solutions Sdn Bhd, a CelcomDigi company, to deliver advanced cybersecurity solutions for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and large corporations across Malaysia.

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.