Navigating Malaysia’s New Cybersecurity Regulations

Ts. Dr. Saiyid Syahir Al-Edrus, General Manager of Cybersecurity, TM One

24-Apr-25 07:45

Navigating Malaysia’s New Cybersecurity Regulations

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As cyber threats grow more sophisticated, Malaysia takes a bold step with the Cybersecurity Act 2024. BFM speaks with Ts. Dr. Saiyid Syahir Al-Edrus, General Manager of Cybersecurity at TM One, to unpack the impact of the Malaysian Cybersecurity Act 2024. Discover why this landmark legislation is a game-changer — and how organisations can turn regulation into resilience with the right strategy. Speak to TM One expert, visit https://www.tmone.link/BNA_Cybersecurity_Services

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