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Cybersecurity and online safety are inseparable as criminals shift to social media, says Fahmi Fadzil.

MCMC commissioner describes the licensing requirement as a major achievement in enhancing online safety and regulation approaches.

The licensing requirement for social media and Internet messaging services with at least eight million registered users in Malaysia, is deemed capable of enhancing platform accountability

The government's move to licence social media services to overcome various problems on the Internet, including digital predation on children is apt, said Bukit Bendera MP

MCMC says the Code of Conduct (Best Practice) aims to ensure service providers uphold online safety and security.

Ofcom publishes its first codes of practice on tackling illegal harms such as child sexual abuse and assisting or encouraging suicide.

ARTICLE 19 and the Centre for Independent Journalism are concerned about specific provisions of the Online Safety Bill 2024.

The proposed changes will significantly impact childrens rights and online safety.

The Online Safety Advocacy Group (OSAG) stands united with people in Malaysia in the fight against serious online harms.

M. Kulasegaran says the Bill intends to ensure a safe online environment for Malaysians, particularly children.

A 'lacuna in the law' is the term given to any situation where there is no applicable law in place.

Fahmi Fadzil says it will ensure social media platform operators are more proactive in curbing criminal activities on their platforms.

The main goal is to combat cybercrimes like online fraud to protect users.

Fahmi Fadzil said online security is now a top government priority due to the rising number of cybercrimes.

There's a lot of fearmongering around children and their interactions with digital technology, but the truth is more nuanced.

Escalating cyberattacks, geopolitical instability and unprecedented technological shifts cast a shadow on an organization’s resilience.

What emerging trends will reshape the cybersecurity model and how can global leaders harness these insights to build a more secure and equitable digital future?

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Building on its strong economic growth of 4.7% in 2024, ASEAN is seeking to boost labour productivity to maintain its competitiveness amid intensifying geo-economic competition.

How can the region leverage its diversity and deepen collaboration with partners to strengthen the third largest population bloc in the world?

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Police say the man is suspected of offering Ayurvedic treatment without a license or Health Ministry approval.

Sarawak is within its right to reclaim its gas distribution, and the federal government should honour this, says EMIR Research.

Trump says the EU and other countries also had troubling trade surpluses with the United States.

The results of the autopsy confirmed the boy died due to blunt trauma to the head and abdomen.