Why Identity Access Management Sits at the Core of Cybersecurity
Security leaders from Bugcrowd, ForgeRock, CrowdStrike, HID, SailPoint, Palo Alto Networks and HashiCorp explain why IAM matters and how to deploy it.
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Malaysia's Repeated Data Breaches, Ignorance or Weak Enforcement?
Malaysia keeps leaking citizens' personal data. The 2022 incidents, the limits of the PDPA 2010, how other countries fine offenders, and expert advice.
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Cyber Security Asia 2021 Brings Regional Experts Together Online
Cyber Security Asia 2021 ran online over two days in October, opening with CyberSecurity Malaysia's CEO on cyber resilience and a panel on the role of CISOs.
Kaspersky Urges Malaysian Organisations to Know Their Enemy Through Threat Intelligence
At a briefing for Malaysian media, Kaspersky set out three kinds of threat groups and argued that threat intelligence lets organisations go on the offence.
CalyxOS: A Privacy-First Android ROM That Stays Easy to Use
CalyxOS, the Calyx Institute's Android ROM, gives users control over privacy and security without the technical demands of more hardcore alternatives.
Surveillance Is Deterring Would-Be Security Experts in Hong Kong, Black Hat Asia 2021 Hears
At Black Hat Asia 2021, forensics specialist Mika Devonshire said fear of surveillance, low interest and low prestige keep Hong Kong students out of infosec.
Black Hat Asia 2021: Troy Hunt on How Our Data Leaks Without Us Noticing
In his Black Hat Asia 2021 keynote, Have I Been Pwned founder Troy Hunt explained how breached data spreads and why predictable passwords still fail.
Cyber Attacks on Hospitals Put More Than Data at Risk
Why hospitals are exposed to cyber attacks and ransomware such as Ryuk, with advice from Synopsys and Check Point on access control, segmentation and prevention.
VMworld 2020: VMware on Rising Attacks, Island Hopping and Security in ASEAN
At VMworld 2020, VMware launched Carbon Black Cloud Workload and its executives described surging attacks, island hopping and uneven readiness in ASEAN.
Fraud Remains the Leading Cause of Cybersecurity Incidents in Malaysia
MyCERT logged 10,772 incidents in Malaysia in 2019, with fraud making up 7,724 cases, close to 70% of the total, as phishing and email compromise keep rising.
How AOPG Staff Fared in a Simulated Phishing Test
AOPG ran Barracuda PhishLine against its own staff with personalised lures. Seven of 19 employees clicked, and the exercise showed why one click matters.
Incident Responders Gather in Kuala Lumpur for the 30th FIRST Conference
The 30th FIRST conference drew a record 829 attendees to Kuala Lumpur, where speakers urged closer ties between incident responders and policy makers.
