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The Expertise Resource Association (ERA) will be co-organizing a webinar on Cybersecurity jointly organised by the Malaysia South-South Association (MASSA), Malaysian Autonomous Intelligence & Robotics Association (MyAIRA) in association with the Malaysia-Japan Economic Association (MAJECA).

In today’s globally digitised world, the amount of data accessed, utilised and shared across complex networks continues to grow. The ongoing pandemic has accelerated communities and businesses to utilise these digital platforms which, in turn, can exacerbate the rise of cyber-attacks, ranging from phishing, malware, ransomware and many more. As we increasingly become more digitalised in our businesses and daily life (and the lines between the two are further blurred with the gaining prevalence of tele-working), we face a wider exposure towards cybersecurity threats that are becoming more intelligent and insidious. Enterprises need to protect the trust of their stakeholders. A sound cybersecurity strategy requires not only the right technologies to be in place, but also consumers’ awareness on how their data can be compromised. This webinar will aim to highlight these cyber risks, the strategies and accessible solutions that can be relevant to enterprises and consumers.

A panel discussion will be moderated by Ms Hanniz Lam, Communications Director, MyAIRA.

A brief on the speakers who comprise an international line up of leading industry experts are as follows:

1. Ms Jacqueline Jayne is the Security Awareness Advocate for Asia-Pacific region at KnowBe4, Inc. KnowBe4 is the world’s largest security awareness training and simulated phishing platform used by over 30,000 organizations worldwide. KnowBe4 helps organizations address the human element of security by raising awareness about ransomware, CEO fraud and other social engineering tactics through a new-school approach to awareness training on security. Ms Jacqueline Jayne will touch on the topic of social engineering with the aim to highlight how cybersecurity systems and technologies can come undone through user / people vulnerability.

2. Mr Hon Fun Ping is the CEO of NetAssist (M) Sdn Bhd. NetAssist (M) Sdn Bhd is a cybersecurity services and solutions provider with the core concept to seamlessly integrate the strength of ‘People + Process + Technology’. Mr Hon Fun Ping’s presentation will cover the latest trends and types of cyber threats, the challenges faced by enterprises in implementing Cyber Security Protection, as well as the suggestions and tips to mitigate cyber risks. This topic is targeted to benefit SMEs that are looking for insights into cost-effective and accessible cybersecurity solutions for their business.

3. Mr James Morrison is the Senior Vice President at Shyield LLC. Prior to him joing Shyield LLC, he was a part of Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) for three years, and spent 22 years with the FBI as a Senior Computer Scientist, specializing in cybersecurity. He worked on numerous national security and criminal intrusion investigations, identifying security vulnerabilities and implementing solutions. Mr James Morrison will be speaking about the “Edge” as the new frontier in security and cybercrime, IoT Security as the new paradigm, how to defend our devices and how can these devices be used against us by a cybercriminal.

4. Mr Wong Diing Shiang is the Technology Evangelist at i5c Digital Sdn Bhd. i5c Digital Sdn Bhd is a creative digital marketing agency that grows and scales small medium businesses converging the best of both digital and traditional marketing and advertising expertise. i5c Digital is also the developer of the chatbot platform, Botmapper, that empowers businesses to create Facebook Messenger and Instagram bots for marketing, sales, and support, helping to grow their ROI and revenue. Mr Wong Diing Shiang will touch on the security measures that the SMEs can take to secure their e-Commerce platform and on how consumers can protect themselves from cyber thieves.

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