Teo Nie Ching urges govt agencies to conduct cybersecurity audits amid rising hacking threats
Malaysia's Deputy Communications Minister Teo Nie Ching has urged government agencies to conduct cybersecurity audits amid rising hacking threats. The audits are intended to identify vulnerabilities across public-sector systems.
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Teo Nie Ching urges govt agencies to conduct cybersecurity audits amid rising hacking threats
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