PDPA
New Malaysian cyber security Bill and PDPA review in the pipeline
New cyber security Bill in development by NACSA, to be tabled early 2024
Dept of Personal Data Protection to be strengthened as a statutory authority
Malaysia’s alarming approach to citizen data collection
Failure to review the PDPA leaves citizens vulnerable to exploitation
Repeated sharing of info with unknown stakeholders felt like an invasion of privacy
Dzof Azmi: My Fave 5 of 2019
A handful of Malaysian flavours that tantalise, promise and hopefully deliver.
Cloud Expo Asia 2019: Singapore keen for ICT SMEs to embrace the cloud
Through Cloud Expo Asia 2019 Singapore hopes to convince more of its SMEs to adopt cloud technologies.
MCMC reviewing Personal Data Protection Act
To bring the PDPA in line with international requirements of other data protection laws, including GDPR.
Protecting consumers in a blockchain world
Panellists at the University of Malaya Blockchain Regulatory Research Report launch share insights on data and consumer protection in the blockchain ecosystem.
To inform or not to inform, that is the question
The leak of Astro customers' data has raised the issue of whether companies in Malaysia should be compelled by law to inform customers of personal data breaches.
Gotta catch ‘em all: Data privacy and Pokémon Go
As a lawyer and technophile, Michael Bishop of Commvault writes that he is both excited by the possibilities of AR and concerned over its wider privacy implications.
It’s not just security, it’s defence: BAE Systems
As Malaysia moves toward becoming a digital economy, there are two main challenges that may stymie the nation’s aspiration: The regulatory burden and a low awareness of cybersecurity.
The attack of zombie servers
There are 10mil ‘comatose’ servers running in enterprises around the world, and they not only suck up resources but are unmonitored and vulnerable, writes Gavin Selkirk of BMC Asia Pacific.
