Immunity from prosecution under Cyber Security Bill does not mean leeway to govt


KUALA LUMPUR: Although federal and state governments will have immunity from prosecution for failing to comply with the proposed Cyber Security Bill 2024 provisions, it does not mean leeway has been given to the powers-that-be, says Gobind Singh Deo.

The Digital Minister said both the federal and state governments would be bound by the proposed Act.

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