Cyber Resilience
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Thailand Proposes an Act to Deal with Online Crime
Eka Santhika
January 26, 2023
The Philippines Strengthens Digital Cooperation with Singapore
Eka Santhika
January 19, 2023
To oversee the online drug trade and monitor narcotics-related legal action, Indonesia National Cyber and Crypto Agency collaborated with National Narcotics Agency to develop the BNN e-Mindik application version 2.0.
The Ministry of Digital Economy and Society (DES) reported monitoring efforts with the NBTC, telecommunication service providers, police officers, and other stakeholders for tackling online crime.
The PNP supports the SIM registration Act and is confident that its robust implementation would be an effective method of dealing with cybercrime and will help the agency identify increasingly sophisticated cybercriminals.
The government is exploring criteria, mechanisms and regulatory measures to develop personal data protection platforms in compliance with personal data protection laws.
Despite all the glitches, the NTC believes it will finish the registration process for all 180 million telecom subscribers in 180 days after it was applied on December 27 and has reached 3 million in The Philippines.
Indonesia's Big data centre helps the Investment Alert Task Force identify illegal financial services by monitoring and crawling the data and current activities from social media, websites, and YouTube.
The scarcity of cybersecurity expertise has prompted the Philippines government to develop short and long-term courses and scholarships to rapidly build up the capacity of certificated professionals in the country.
The online cyber threat literacy workshop is part of Thailand's continuous effort against the rise of online financial threats and scams after the country ETDA reported an increase in cyber crime in 2022
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