Reinforcing cybersecurity


PETALING JAYA: Within six hours of discovering a cybersecurity incident, or even a potential threat, an authorised person under a newly-enforced law will have to make an initial report to the National Cyber Coordination and Command Centre System (NC4).

The six-hour rule applies to attacks on information in sectors deemed critical to the nation, including defence, finance, water, and healthcare services.

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