With well over 200 nations around the world, the chairman of the International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats (IMPACT) shares body's efforts to galvanize governments worldwide in addressing the global issue in the area of cybersecurity. Mohd. Noor Amin shared about IMPACT’s role in operationalising UN/ITU’s Global Cybersecurity Agenda in enhancing the 191 nation’s capacity and capability in cybersecurity.

International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats (IMPACT) partners with Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO) for multilateral cooperation against cyber crime in promoting stronger international collaboration in the area of cybersecurity. Under the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), both organisations would work towards enhancing information flow, resources, capacity building and the setting up of robust cybersecurity framework for protection against cyber crime amongst its member countries.

Fourth Annual ISLA Program to Announce New "Community Service Star" Recognition and Showcased Honorees at Ceremony on 26^th July in Singapore. (ISC)², the not-for-profit global leader in educating and certifying information security professionals throughout their careers with nearly 70,000 certified members worldwide, today announced the honorees for its fourth annual Asia-Pacific Information Security Leadership Achievements (ISLA) Program.

Fourth Annual ISLA Program to Announce New "Community Service Star" Recognition and Showcased Honorees at Ceremony on 26^th July in Singapore. (ISC)², the not-for-profit global leader in educating and certifying information security professionals throughout their careers with nearly 70,000 certified members worldwide, today announced the honorees for its fourth annual Asia-Pacific Information Security Leadership Achievements (ISLA) Program.

To further promote of international cooperation against cyber crimes eating deep into the soco-economic fabrics of nations of the world, the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO) and the Malaysia-based International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats (IMPACT) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU).

To further promote of international cooperation against cyber crimes eating deep into the soco-economic fabrics of nations of the world, the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO) and the Malaysia-based International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats (IMPACT) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU)

To further promote of international cooperation against cyber crimes eating deep into the soco-economic fabrics of nations of the world , the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO) and the Malaysia-based International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats (IMPACT) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU)

The Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO) and the Malaysia-based International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats (IMPACT) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at promoting international cooperation on cybersecurity.

CTO signs MOU with IMPACT for multilateral cooperation against cyber crimes LONDON, UK: A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) aimed at promoting International cooperation on cybersecurity has been signed between the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO) and the Malaysia-based International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats (IMPACT).

REDMOND, USA, 16 JUNE 2010 -- Asian CIOs need to get more creative to fight the rising tide of cyber crime, said Microsoft's Digital Crimes Unit. Microsoft senior attorney, Digital Crimes Unit (DCU) senior attorney, Richard Boscovich, said: "CIOs and companies in general need to become more creative in order to fight online fraud."

IT security professionals need to arm themselves with skills that are currently in demand as well as relevant for the future, according to industry watchers, who also list the toughest certificates in the industry and explain why IT security professionals need to know more than just technical know-how.

Information Communication and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Dr Rais Yatim will receive the World Telecommunication and Information Society Award 2010 in Shanghai on behalf of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak...

Information Communication and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Dr Rais Yatim will receive the World Telecommunication and Information Society Award 2010 in Shanghai on behalf of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak…

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak chosen the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) as a recipient of Telecommunication and Information Society Award 2010...

Malaysia's Information Communication and CLuture Minister, Datuk Seri Dr Rais Yatim, said that the country plans to work in collaboration with a number of countries in the fight against cyber crime.

Government ICT agency MDeC (Multimedia Development Corporation) chief executive officer Dato' Badlisham Ghazali welcomed the conferment on the prime minister of the ITU World Telecommunication and Information Society Award. “The prime minister was one of three laureates honoured by the ITU in conjunction with its 145^th anniversary, and the only national leader to be given the award.” He added that the award cited the PM’s efforts in making connectivity a priority, especially in the recently announced New Economic Model (NEM), which places a high level of importance on strengthening ICT infrastructure in the country. “The prime minister was also commended for his administration’s strong support for boosting global cyber security, via the IMPACT centre that has been set up in Cyberjaya.”

PRIME Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak has been awarded the 2010 International Telecommunication Union (ITU) World Telecommunication and Information Society Award for his contributions to the ongoing digital revolution. As part of the New Economic Model for Malaysia, the prime minister has placed high priority on strengthening ICT infrastructure, it said. ITU said Najib's administration has also supported its work in strengthening global cyber security through the IMPACT centre in Cyberjaya.

PRIME Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak has been awarded the 2010 International Telecommunication Union (ITU) World Telecommunication and Information Society Award for his contributions to the ongoing digital revolution. As part of the New Economic Model for Malaysia, the prime minister has placed high priority on strengthening ICT infrastructure, it said. ITU said Najib's administration has also supported its work in strengthening global cyber security through the IMPACT centre in Cyberjaya.

In a world where information is key cyber attacks are an increasingly common form of terrorism. In this feature, Philip Victor of International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats (IMPACT), tells MOD DCB about the importance of international collaboration to defend against the digital attacks on information infrastructure.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.”

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.”

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.”

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.”

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.”

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.”

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Luckily for them, such cooperation does not yet exist. Better still, from a hacker's perspective, such a goal is not a top priority for the international community, despite an outcry over hacking and censorship and disputes over cyberspace pitting China and Iran against U.S. firm Google.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Luckily for them, such cooperation does not yet exist. Better still, from a hacker's perspective, such a goal is not a top priority for the international community, despite an outcry over hacking and censorship and disputes over cyberspace pitting China and Iran against U.S. firm Google.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Luckily for them, such cooperation does not yet exist. Better still, from a hacker's perspective, such a goal is not a top priority for the international community, despite an outcry over hacking and censorship and disputes over cyberspace pitting China and Iran against U.S. firm Google.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Luckily for them, such cooperation does not yet exist. Better still, from a hacker's perspective, such a goal is not a top priority for the international community, despite an outcry over hacking and censorship and disputes over cyberspace pitting China and Iran against U.S. firm Google.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Luckily for them, such cooperation does not yet exist. Better still, from a hacker's perspective, such a goal is not a top priority for theinternational community, despite an outcry over hacking and censorship and disputes over cyberspace pitting China and Iran against U.S. firm Google.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Luckily for them, such cooperation does not yet exist. Better still, from a hacker's perspective, such a goal is not a top priority for theinternational community, despite an outcry over hacking and censorship and disputes over cyberspace pitting China and Iran against U.S. firm Google.

Feeling insecure? You should be. The threat environment for government systems is turning increasingly hostile. Kelly Ng speaks with government IT leaders and world class security vendors to develop a planner's check list for securing government systems.

The best weapon against the online thieves, spies and vandals who threaten global business and security would be international regulation of cyberspace. Datuk Mohammed Noor Amin, chairman of the U.N.-affiliated International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats, said failure to regulate could perpetuate cyber "failed states.