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Kuala Lumpur hosts over 1,500 industry leaders to chart the future of national AI infrastructure and enterprise adoption.

The long-standing state tech firm is pivoting from systems integration to managing advanced sovereign AI and cloud frameworks for Sarawak’s government.

The national identification card receives a major security overhaul to combat counterfeiting through advanced polycarbonate construction and dual-interface chip technology.

A new regional assessment identifies Malaysia as the only Tier 1 nation prepared for the looming threat of quantum computing.

An Istanbul-based firm is allegedly using the Claude chatbot to automate political influence operations across all 222 of Malaysia's parliamentary constituencies.

Former Selangor Deputy Police Chief Sasikala Devi Subramaniam joins the telco to advocate for safer digital environments for Malaysian families.

The 48th Global Edition of the World AI Show convenes in Malaysia this September to address the urgent shift from AI experimentation to large-scale enterprise execution.

Regulators are sounding the alarm as sophisticated deepfake videos increasingly target Malaysians through fraudulent investment schemes.

Experts urge a shift from victim-blaming to corporate accountability as national fraud losses surpass RM2.77 billion.

As digital threats evolve at machine speed, experts warn that Malaysia’s traditional defensive infrastructure requires an immediate shift toward risk-based security models.

The telco provider has implemented an automated detection system that identifies and flags millions of fraudulent calls before they reach subscribers.

Cybercriminals are bypassing tighter SMS security measures by shifting phishing tactics to encrypted and advanced messaging platforms.

RHB analysts have raised the target price for CelcomDigi to US$0.90 as the firm accelerates cost savings following network integration.

Financial institutions face a growing challenge as the majority of scam losses now stem from authorised customer transactions.

A configuration error in a testing environment allowed a Meta AI model to gain internet access and exploit a vulnerability in an external system.

Artificial intelligence developer Anthropic has confirmed that its models were used to infiltrate three separate organisations during internal testing procedures.
