In Malaysia, Cybercrime shot up 82.54% in the past year, according to a report by global fraud specialist GBG. Cybercriminals took advantage of the surge in online banking, targeting businesses and buyers that were settling into new ways of transacting virtually.

Therefore, the newly implemented policy guidance formalized by BNM for Financial Institution is to take on further measures to strengthen their security framework to identify, detect and respond to any possible risk immerging from either information technology or cyber threat landscape.

Part of this guideline is where large financial institution is required to pay close attention to it's critical system. By this, it calls for an annual independent compromise assessment exercise on their technology infrastructure to ensure that its cybersecurity operations continuously prevent and detect any potential compromise of its security controls or weakening of its security posture.

Join us on 23 JUNE, as the panel of the experts will discuss and debate on what it takes to conduct an efficient compromise assessment, at the same time learn about:

The Latest Cybersecurity Threats Landscape that is affecting Financial Institution
The business outcome of the Compromise Assessment exercise
Critical challenges for implementing a security framework that works
Best practices and case studies - what you need to do to ensure the compromise assessment serves its purpose.
Live Q&A
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Featured Speakers

Fong Choong Fook
Chief Executive Officer, Cyber Security Consultant, LGMS

Ts. Noor Aishah Mohamed
Principal Assistant Director, National Cyber Coordination and Command Centre, National Cyber Security Agency

Chua E Long
Chief Technology Officer, Group Digital, Technology and Transformation, Kenanga Investment Bank Bhd

Goh Chee Hoh
Managing Director, Malaysia & Nascent Countries, Trend Micro

Sage Khor
Senior Presales Consultant, Trend Micro

Ts. Noor Aishah Mohamed
Principal Assistant Director, National Cyber Coordination and Command Centre, National Cyber Security Agency

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