Experts hail timely step towards boosting cybersecurity


PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s decision to ratify the United Nations Convention Against Cybercrimes marks a pivotal step forward in the nation’s efforts to bolster cybersecurity and enhance international cooperation, experts say.

Taylor’s University Malaysia’s Assoc Prof Datuk Dr Husin Jazri said Malaysia’s ability to combat cybercrime would be enhanced as the convention encourages cross-border cooperation.

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