No need to panic about increase in cyber attacks, says Deputy Comms Minister

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No need to panic about increase in cyber attacks, says Deputy Comms Minister
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KULAI: The public does not need to panic about the daily increase in cyber attacks as the government has several agencies, particularly the National Cyber Security Agency , which constantly monitors these matters, says Teo Nie Ching.

"So far, the public does not need to worry. Yes, indeed, these matters occurred following international situations, especially involving sensitive and hot issues. Because of this, the government has formulated the Cyber Security Bill. Teo also urged the public to remain calm and to continue to trust and have confidence in national security agencies, including the Defence Ministry and the National Security Council, regarding these cyber threats.

On Saturday , Defence Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin reportedly said that the country's defence system is subjected to about 3,000 cyber attacks every day, especially after Malaysia declared its support for Palestine.

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