He said the matter is important since most fraud incidents occurred after the personal data of the victims were stolen. thesun thesundaily FahmiFadzil personaldata protection Personal data protection act needs amending to avoid data abuse - Fahmi
: The Personal Data Protection Act 2010 needs to be amended to prevent personal data from being stolen and used in fraud, said Communications and Digital Minister Fahmi Fadzil.
“This is important as the stolen information by irresponsible parties was due to carelessness or cyber security weakness by the party handling, keeping and processing personal data. Fahmi said when the draft bill is ready, it will be brought to the Attorney-General’s Chambers to be studied before being tabled in Parliament.
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