Putting a stop to cybercrime


Amirudin: Critical for all institutions to be well prepared and not fall victim to ransomware.

MANY measures can be taken to keep education institutions safe from the growing threat of cyber attacks – a menace they are facing more and more as learning continues in the cybersphere.

CyberSecurity Malaysia (CSM) chief executive officer (CEO) Datuk Dr Amirudin Abdul Wahab said it can be challenging – but critical – for all institutions to be well prepared and not fall victim to ransomware.

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