Author: Dzof Azmi
Today’s encryption algorithms threatened by a quantum leap
Latest developments in quantum computing provide no solace to today’s cryptographers.
Face forward: The future of security in Malaysia
Auxiliary police will be equipped with body cams enhanced with facial recognition technology in what is touted as the first such project in the country.
Digerati50: 'The bigger the problem you solve, the more money you make'
Albert Alexander is leading his AI company, Glueck Technologies, onto the world stage with technology literally out of a science fiction movie.
Good security begins with good hygiene
Security report by E&Y says 99% of cyberattacks can be prevented if existing patches were installed.
iCar Asia shows consumers the road to their Big Data
Launches a Big Data platform that will share customer behaviour data with consumers such as car manufacturers, dealers, banks and insurance companies.
GDPR: Privacy and security ‘by design’
With the looming implementation of the EU's GDPR, security and data protection move to "by design" as opposed to an after thought.
GDPR: A problem you may not know about
With the deadline only two months away, there is concern that companies in the region may not understand what it entails - or are blissfully unaware that they are even affected.
Naser Jaafar aims for success to the end
Has focused on education and social impact programmes since he took over as CEO of Agensi Innovasi Malaysia in August 2017.
In order to reinvent others, McKinsey reinvents itself
Nature of the consultancy firm’s work is changing, with 15% of what they do now only coming into being within the last three years.
Threats in 2018: AI, ransomware, and privacy
McAfee Labs 2018 Threats Predictions Report warns: AI will be used by attackers, ransomware will be more complex, serverless apps will be a vulnerability, and privacy will be an issue.
