In 2013, CyberSecurity Malaysia organized a CyberSAFE Challenge Throphy among schools throughout Malaysia. This debate was part of a series of activities under CyberSAFE in Schools - a program to raise awareness on the importance of cyber safety and personal information security in Malaysia. It encourages both students and teachers to be more responsible in using the Internet and other online technologies.

This is also a venue to nurture an open and constructive conversation on cyber safety and security issues, apart from developing a fresh perspective on the key issues on the area of cyber safety and security. This year CyberSecurity Malaysia plan to organize the CyberSAFE Challenge Throphy with a different approach and style. The CyberSAFE Challenge Throphy will be in a form of discourse; whereby the team will develop, present and stand up to uphold their cyber security proposal to the Panel of Experts.

We hope that from this new format, we could equip students with a better knowledge and new perspective on cyber safety and security issues. This will prepare the students in handling a real life challenges and enhanced problem solving skills with regards to issues in cyber safety and security.

In National level, there will be 16 selected schools to compete in this competition in NICTSeD 2017.

Title: June 2017 NotPetya Campaign : Timeline and Motivations
Mr. Steve Ledzian, Senior Technical Director, Asia, FireEye

Synopsis:
Just as the news cycle on the WannaCry Ransomware was starting to die down, a second wave of ransomware attacks, dubbed NotPetya or EternalPetya hit hard across the globe. But this second wave appears to be something much more sinister, cloaking itself in the guise of ransomware, but actually something much more dangerous. We’ll explore this fascinating attack campaign, it’s implications, and how to protect against future waves of such attacks.

Synopsis:
Through 11th Malaysia Plan, MAMPU had taken an initiative to implement Projek Pembangunan Keselamatan Siber Sektor Awam (Cyber Security Development Project (CSDeP)). It is intended to establish and strengthen MAMPU’s responsibility in managing basic planning, implementation, coordination and safety aspect monitoring in ICT usage in public sector. The sub-project Malaysia Government Digital Forensic Lab (MyDFLab) in MAMPU CSDeP will be utilizing CSM-ACE 2017 as a platform to conduct their training title “Forensic Seminar Readiness” which will illustrate the current environment in MyDFLab and showcasing the newest digital forensics tools and devices as well as educating public sector on advances of digital forensics