Indonesia is intensifying its efforts to combat the surge in online gambling, which poses significant cybersecurity risks, through strengthened enforcement measures and public awareness campaigns.
The National Cyber Security Centre IS collaborating with affected organisations, enhancing their cyber resilience and response capabilities, and demonstrating the importance of proactive cybersecurity measures.
The Ministry of Digital Economy and Society and the Royal Thai Police have established the Online Anti-Crime Centre, AOC 1441, targeting online scams and gambling, emphasising the commitment to eradicating technological crime and leveraging digital technology to protect citizens in the digital era.
The Cyber Security Agency of Singapore has launched its fifth national cybersecurity campaign, focusing on raising awareness about the hidden yet pervasive nature of cyber threats and scams, and promoting good cyber hygiene practices to safeguard the digital landscape.
Cybersecurity services offered by CSM are in the ‘responsive’ and ‘preventive’ context and were designed to prevent data leakage and protect data security through the strengthening of ICT security systems.
The TCT plans to build a centralised data-sharing platform in August 2021 that will serve as the main channel for members to notify and get updates on cyberthreats as well as exchange related information with the public.
Resilience, open communication within the workplace and preparedness is essential to mitigate the effects of cyberattacks.
The collaborative solution will be designed to shield respective systems from potential cybersecurity threats along with other possible risks and data breaches in the digital landscape.
In line with global trends, Singapore witnessed an increase in cyber threats targeted at various local industries such as e-commerce, banking and finance.
The number of common cyber threats detected in Singapore saw a decrease in 2018, although Singapore continues to be the target of cyber-attacks by advanced
Singapore, which is one of the largest financial centres in the region, is a major target, as the company researchers found that almost 20,000 of Singaporean banks’ payment cards have shown up for sale in the dark web in 2018.
The Singapore Cyber Landscape 2017 reports an overall
increase in cyber threats, such as phishing attacks, website defacements, and
malware infections.
The report also highlights the risk of Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) in a time of increasing geopolitical tensions.
Government and commercial bulk data repositories provide a single point of storage for valuable information on large numbers of Australians.
CyberSecurity Malaysia has long been working to build itself as a regional leader in cyber physical security and threat prevention. OpenGov sat down with Dr. Amirudin, CEO, CyberSecurity Malaysia, to learn more about how he is working to strengthen Malaysia’s cyber security capabilities and why collaboration plays such a huge role in this journey.
Last week, I had the pleasure of meeting Rick Howard, CSO for Palo Alto Networks and Sean Duca, VP and Regional Head of Security for
Executives from government agencies in Malaysia discussed their preparedness for cyber attacks in a time of surging perils at the OpenGov Dialogue.
Thailand is actively bolstering cybersecurity through initiatives like the Personal Data Protection Act and training Cyber Scouts, demonstrating a commitment to secure its digital economy and promote online safety.
Accelerating anti-ransomware strategies for protecting mission-critical applications, services, and infrastructure is vital in an increasingly digital-first world.
Accelerating anti-ransomware strategies for protecting mission-critical applications, services, and infrastructure is vital in an increasingly digital-first world.
Global collaborative efforts across countries provide insights into LockBit’s ransomware, offering guidance to strengthen organisations’ resilience against global LockBit threats.
To prepare to face real cyberattacks, the Illinois office uses a platform that allows its security team to simulate being under attack in the labs using real-world tools that most agencies have in place already.
An agency paper identifies three main potential threat vectors to 5 networks which are policy and standards, supply chain and 5G systems architecture.
Australians should take control of their online identity by reviewing privacy settings, learning how to spot phishing scams, creating strong passwords, and using two-factor authentication.
FinalBlacklist is the first and largest publicly available global cybersecurity threat dataset, which can be used to train algorithms to predict future instances before they happen.
The talks will focus on cyber and online threats, emerging technologies, border protection and asylum issues, countering foreign interference, and countering online child sexual exploitation and abuse.
From 10 calendar days, they are now required to report major cyber-related incidents and disruptions within 2 hours from its discovery. A follow-up report within 24 hours after the incident with manner and the time of initial detection, impact, and the initial remedial response done is required.
Kaspersky Lab’s ‘State of Industrial Cybersecurity 2018’ report shows a
crucial contradiction among the industrial community: companies have strong IT
networks but often fail to protect their Operational Technology (OT).
Cyberattacks can impair the normal functioning, causing serious data breach and citizens to lose faith in government agencies. OpenGov in collaboration with Kaspersky Lab organised an engaging Breakfast Insight session to explore the growing importance of cybersecurity.
Due to widespread infection of the VPNFilter malware, the Australian Cyber Security Centre has warned Australian users to be careful and has given recommendations on how the
citizens can protect themselves from this malicious activity.
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