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How Immutable Backup Helps With Ransomware Protection in Malaysia
Most Malaysian businesses assume that having backups means having a recovery plan. That assumption holds right up until ransomware hits, at which point a lot of teams discover their backups were either reachable from the same network the attacker compromised, or wiped before the encryption payload even fired. The result is a business with a…
How to Recover Lost Business Data in Malaysia: 5 Steps
Usually, businesses don't even realise they've suffered a data loss. And when it happens, recovering lost business data becomes a board-level problem with a clock running. Recovery moves fastest when it follows a fixed, rehearsed sequence: isolate, escalate, scope, restore, validate. Skipping any step adds days to the recovery window, not minutes. This guide walks…
Cloud Failover Solutions Malaysia: Instant Recovery Guide
Running a business has its challenges, but a system outage at an inconvenient time probably takes the cake.
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What Is a Managed SOC?
Ransomware cases in Malaysia jumped 153% in 2024, rising from 4,982 incidents to 12,643, according to Kaspersky data reported by The Edge Malaysia in April 2025. Most of those attacks didn't announce themselves. They crept in through unmonitored endpoints, sat inside networks for weeks, and only surfaced once the damage was already done.
What You Need to Know About Data Breach Rules in Malaysia
Malaysia recorded 646 data breach cases in 2023, a 1,192% increase from just 50 in 2022, according to Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo. By September 2024, 427 more cases had already been filed. The numbers reflect a threat environment that Malaysian businesses can no longer treat as somebody else's problem.
Best Data Access Protection: 5 Strategies for Businesses
A shared login left open, a contractor account never deactivated, an admin credential tied to someone who left six months ago…these are the access gaps that turn into breach incidents. According to the IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2024, malicious insider attacks averaged USD 4.99 million (approximately RM23.5 million) per incident, the highest…
