PM Anwar has directed NACSA and MKN to work closely with MAHB following the cyber attack on MAHB’s digital system.
: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has directed the National Cyber Security Agency and the National Security Council to work closely with Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad following the cyber attack on MAHB’s digital system.
The incident also shows the need of local capabilities to be at full alert to handle cyber security incidents. “The readiness of local experts in dealing with any cyber security incident will continue to be a priority for the MADANI Government. This is a guarantee to keep the confidence of people and investors in the country,“ he said.
He said the Prime Minister also reminded all parties not to spread unverified information and only refer to official sources for the latest developments on the case.
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