Why is cybersecurity in Malaysia getting worse?
Phishing is the primary cyberthreat in Malaysia, with 54% of organizations identifying it as their top cybersecurity concern.
Source: techwireasia.com
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Cybersecurity risk: A growing ESG issue
THE ubiquity of technology today, alongside rapid development, has led to an unprecedented rise in the adoption of devices and digital technology among businesses worldwide.
Amirudin Abdul Wahab Ubaid Mustafa Qadiri Malaysia Computer Emergency Response Team Mycert Operational Technology Malaysia Computer Emergency Response Team Cybersecurity Malaysia
Source: thestar.com.my
Fortinet: Cyber intrusion impacts 50 Malaysian operational tech organisations' operations
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 20 — Global cybersecurity firm Fortinet revealed that a total of 50 organisations involved in the operational technology (OT) industry in Malaysia suffered an...
Kuala Lumpur Operation Technology Dickson Woo Cybersecurity Report Malaysian Companies Operational Technology
Source: malaymail.com
Report shows cybersecurity skills gap a concern in Asia
Malaysia has recorded a need for 20,000 professionals in the cybersecurity workforce by 2025, emblematic of the skills shortage regionally.
Kuala Lumpur Hong Kong Asia Pacific Aaron Raj Network Security Expert National Cyber Security Agency
Source: techwireasia.com
Fortinet expands presence in Malaysia, plans to hire in sales & marketing roles, compliance, and more
Fortinet will be building dedicated training spaces for upskilling and reskilling workers and potential cybersecurity professionals to address the "cyber talent shortage in the country".
Kuala Lumpur National Cyber Security Agency Fortinet Customer Briefing Centre Fortinet Training Institute Equatorial Plaza Fortiguard Labs
Source: humanresourcesonline.net
US cybersecurity firm Fortinet expands presence in Malaysia
KUALA LUMPUR (June 2): Fortinet, a global leader in broad, integrated, and automated cybersecurity solutions, is increasing its investment and expanding its presence in Malaysia. It said it is strengthening its commitment to key verticals with capacity and capabilities to better serve the public sector, telecommunications, financial services, as well as enterprise and commercial markets.
Kuala Lumpur Fortinet Customer Briefing Centre Multimedia University Equatorial Plaza Fortinet Malaysia Dickson Woo
Source: theedgemarkets.com
New Fortinet leader targets market growth in Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur-based Dickson Woo joins from NTT.
Fortinet Dickson Peerapong Jongvibool Global Shared Services Dickson Woo Kuala Lumpur Based Woo Southeast Asia
Source: channelasia.tech