Cyber Forensics Colloquium is a platform to meet and discuss the ever-changing landscape of cybersecurity related research. Our objectives are to share knowledge and latest digital forensics technology trend and conclusively to foster the building of a Malaysia Digital Forensics Science Network (MDFSN). Sixteen local universities participated in discussing past and future endeavours in application of Fintech, Artificial Intelligence and the Fourth Industrial Revolution (IR 4.0) in Digital Forensics.

NICTSeD or National ICT Security Discourse is the Malaysia's first national cyber security school discourse initiated and organized by CyberSecurity Malaysia, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education (MOE) Malaysia and the National Cyber Security Agency (NACSA) Malaysia. Since its inception in 2013 until to date, NICTSED is at its 7th year and the program has successfully achieved its goal as a method of disseminating knowledge on cyber security in a way that would be interesting for students and teachers. This year, we will witness a competition between Sekolah Menengah Sultan Abu Bakar and Sekolah Tun Fatimah. The main objective of this program is to encourage the creative and critical thinking of its participants on the current internet and technological issues being discussed on a global scale and how online risk and challenges can be overcome, and in the process teachers and students thus become smart and ethical internet users.

The Malaysian Technical Cooperation Programme (MTCP) was officially launched on 7 September 1980 at the 2nd Commonwealth Heads of Government Regional Meeting (CHOGRM) in New Delhi, India, to signify Malaysia’s commitment to the South-South Cooperation, in particular, the Technical Cooperation among Developing Countries (TCDC). The programme forms part of the commitment of the Malaysian Government towards promoting technical cooperation among developing countries, strengthening of regional and sub-regional cooperation, as well as nurturing collective self-reliance among developing countries. The MTCP training programme entitled “Certified Cyber Defender Associate” leverages on state-of-the-art cyber security knowledge from domain experts and experience practitioners. It focuses on enhancing cyber security skills and operational capabilities specifically in the area of cyber security compliance, incident handling and security assessment.

The OIC-CERT Academic Colloquium aspires to provide a platform for the academia and practitioners in cyber security around the world to share experiences and knowledge through research and publication through the OIC-CERT Journal of Cyber Security. The papers that are presented during this event are from interdisciplinary and include aspects from a wide variety of cyber security disciplines ranges from the technical field, such as engineering, computer science, or information systems, to the non-technical descriptions of technology and management. Publication in the OIC-CERT Journal of Cyber Security should merit recognition by a wider scientific, practitioner community and the general public, which is beyond that provided by specialty journals. Therefore, the papers should be interesting and comprehensible to all other related disciplines and contribute to the area of human and technology.

In-view with the alarming rise in youth unemployment in Malaysia; we are introducing CyberSecurity Malaysia Job Fair 2019; which is the first ever job fair focusing on cyber security talent hiring and training to be held in Malaysia. This job fair is expected to offer more than 1000 jobs in ICT and cyber security fields, and we anticipate more than 20 companies to be on board during this event. We believe that this job fair would give the companies access to a large pool of qualified candidates and this would be a great platform for the unemployed IT graduates to connect with their potential employer in the industry. It would create a bright future at local and multinational companies in Malaysia that have a vision for building a talented cyber security workforce.

In view of global aviation continues to experience regular attacks on several fronts; whether it is a single drone bringing an international airport to a standstill, a breach leading to the widespread loss of customer data or disruption caused by a direct attack on operational systems, the cost of vulnerabilities in our IT and OT systems appears to be mounting.

Dreamlab Technologies and CyberSecurity Malaysia will organize the Aviation Industry CIO Roundtable Discussion with the objectives is to bring together cyber security strategists from global Airlines, Airports, ANSPs and the aviation supply chain to work towards reducing financial losses, preventing loss of public confidence and assuring passenger safety through effective cyber security strategy.

Changing dynamics of IT landscape and fast evolving risks to data security, have necessitated the safeguard of infrastructure, application and data, against any internal and external threat vectors aiming to exploit the unmitigated system vulnerabilities. Apart from establishing robust security policies and practices, it is imperative to periodically scrutinize whether the controls are performing effectively as intended. This minimizes Cyber risks, enhances incident management, protects the corporation’s brand value, and customer confidence.

DNV-GL offers a comprehensive Cyber Security Maturity Assessment service, where your security posture can be objectively and quantitatively measured. It also provides a holistic view of the organization’s cyber resilience, highlighting existing gaps and recommending key action items towards future security roadmap, in order to mitigate any unforeseen Cyber attacks.

Organize by DNV-GL and co-host by CyberSecurity Malaysia, where participants are relevant stakeholders and cyber security industry representatives.

Cyber security is no longer just an IT issue, but it is now a business risk issue. The landscape of businesses has changed to be more global and this in turn also increased the “digitized” way of operating. We will be more exposed to increasing threats if we do not manage the risk of cyber security.

Organizations nowadays need to focus on 3 core things for Cyber Security; Prevention, Threat Detection and Live Response. Companies can’t do endpoint security in isolation; it must be an integrated response.

Organized by Vigilant Asia and co-hosted by SME Corp and supported by CyberSecurity Malaysia, where participants are Small Medium Enterprises .

Secure network is the foundation of digital transformation. Recent ransomware /cybersecurity threats are affecting businesses globally. Applications moving from data centers to multiple different clouds is shifting role traditionally done by data centers to the branch and campus networks to process wider variety of applications and their route.

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