31 Aug 2026

As AI supercharges cyber threats, John D’Arcy, professor of management information systems at Temple University’s Fox School of Business, is examining the human behavior behind them.

27 Aug 2026

The phone rings at 5:30 on a Sunday morning. Not the polite chime of a calendar reminder, the kind that keeps ringing until somebody picks up. Your monitoring vendor has found encryption running on a file server and it is spreading. Nobody can tell you how far. Nobody can tell you whose data is inside. The forensics team is eight hours away, and whoever did this has had the whole weekend to w

11 Aug 2026

As cyber threats evolve, organisations are having to rethink where their greatest vulnerabilities lie.

09 Aug 2026

Cases of AI escaping the lab, infiltrating other companies and trying to deceive people have all made headlines in recent weeks. And in one case, AI models even worked together to break free from their test environments.

21 Jul 2026

CYBERJAYA: Before taking part in My Cyber Hero 2026, a national competition involving more than 21,000 school students across Malaysia, 17-year-old They Zee Yuen thought cybersecurity was little more than Windows Defender and basic laptop security settings.

20 Jul 2026

CYBERJAYA: Before taking part in My Cyber Hero 2026, a national competition involving more than 21,000 school students across Malaysia, 17-year-old They Zee Yuen thought cybersecurity was little more than Windows Defender and basic laptop security settings.

18 Jul 2026

IMAGINE this. You are a business owner and one day you wake up to find yourself completely locked out of your own company’s website, applications (apps) and all accounts linked to your organisation.

01 Jul 2026

KUALA LUMPUR: The Dewan Rakyat today passed the Cybercrimes Bill 2026, with the government assuring that the new law contains sufficient safeguards to prevent abuse while strengthening Malaysia's ability to combat increasingly sophisticated cybercrime.