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The focus of IT security often centers on sophisticated software solutions, but the physical security of devices remains equally critical. In 2025, the number of endpoints—devices like laptops, printers, and mobile phones—has surged, making physical assets vulnerable to theft and tampering.
In Malaysia’s rapidly digitalizing economy, the internet has become fundamental to both business and personal life, offering unprecedented connectivity and convenience. However, this digital transformation also brings increased exposure to sophisticated cyber threats, particularly those powered by artificial intelligence (AI). As Malaysian organizations and individuals increasingly conduct business and personal affairs online, understanding and protecting against these evolving threats has become crucial.
As Malaysia’s urban centers continue their rapid digital transformation, smart homes are becoming increasingly common in residential areas from Kuala Lumpur to Penang. With homes becoming smarter and more connected, the convenience of voice-controlled lighting, self-regulating thermostats, and smart cameras is undeniable. However, these innovations bring increased risks, making robust security measures a top priority for Malaysian households.
This guide explores the current state of smart home security, common vulnerabilities, essential protection strategies, and top systems to safeguard your connected home in Malaysia.
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, cybersecurity has become a paramount concern for both individuals and organizations across Malaysia. With the introduction of Microsoft Copilot in Windows 11, we’re witnessing a significant advancement in AI-powered security measures. As Malaysian businesses and professionals increasingly embrace digital transformation, understanding these security features becomes crucial for protecting our digital assets.
The era of artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced supercomputing technology has arrived in Malaysia, and it’s not just a trend - it’s a transformative force reshaping our healthcare landscape. As Malaysia continues to strengthen its position as a regional hub for medical tourism and healthcare innovation, we’re excited about AI’s potential to revolutionise medical care across the nation. In this article, we’ll explore how AI-guided systems, specifically Microsoft Copilot, are transforming healthcare delivery and how HP’s solutions are supporting this technological evolution.
In recent years, businesses and schools have experienced a drastic increase in remote workers and learners. With upgraded technology, it’s now possible for employees to complete work from home and for learners to attain a degree online. This is favorable for many reasons and often benefits all parties.
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