Thanks to Lee Kah Leng from The Star for this interview on Digital Forensics.
CyberSecurity is using its expertise in security and forensics to expand its services to the masses.
In 1997, MyCERT (Malaysia Computer Emergency Response Team) was
formed to tackle emerging security issues when the Internet was still
in its infancy. It soon became a part of a bigger unit called Niser
(National ICT Security and Emergency Response Centre) to guard our
digital borders before finally becoming the entity we know today –
CyberSecurity Malaysia.
Beyond the name change, CyberSecurity has also evolved as an
organisation, pushing the boundaries of what it can offer to government
agencies, private sector and even the public.
Into the future
Housed in CyberSecurity’s facility in Seri Kembangan, Kuala Lumpur
is the Cyber Forensic X lab where the organisation researches and
develops cutting edge technologies to help combat digital crime.
The lab creates its own high grade tools so it doesn’t have to buy
exorbitantly priced professional equipment, says CyberSecurity’s
vice-president for cyber security responsive services, Dr Aswami
Ariffin.
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