Protect your networks and devices from cyberattacks

By SHARMILA NAIR and QISHIN TARIQ

Foong explaining some of the common misconceptions that leave companies vulnerable to cyberattacks. — SAM THAM/The Star

More cyberattacks are expected in 2018 and good cybersecurity practices are more relevant now than ever.

RANSOMWARE attacks will evolve and hit harder in the upcoming years, says Pikom Cybersecurity chair Alex Liew.

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