The recent uptick in data breaches and cybersecurity threats has prompted governments around the world to adopt sovereign cloud solutions to enhance their data security and strengthen the resilience of their IT infrastructure.
While Malaysia is actively investing in cybersecurity measures, it still faces significant challenges, as evidenced by recently recorded cyberattacks. In 2022, over 28 thousand cyberattacks were documented, though there was a slight decrease from around 33 thousand attacks in 2021. Despite efforts to bolster cybersecurity defenses, the frequency of cyberattacks in Malaysia has been steadily increasing over the past four years.
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Businesses throughout Asia are consistently searching for a means to reduce costs, streamline processes, and improve customer experience to match the fast-paced industries.
Vietnam's digital realm is witnessing an upward surge, with the Internet of Things (IoT) emerging as a pivotal sector in its technological landscape. Projections from the Vietnam Briefing indicate that the revenue from IoT ventures is set to exceed an impressive USD 13 billion by 2028, signaling the nation's promising trajectory in embracing digital innovation.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and robust IT infrastructures have emerged as some of the key elements in driving healthcare modernization in Asia. These technologies have helped strengthen the healthcare ecosystem in the region and have facilitated an efficient, accessible, and patient-centered care delivery system.
In an age where data serves as the new oil, the Philippines faces a growing challenge in safeguarding the privacy and security of its citizens' information within the telecom sector. With the rapid advancement of technology and the proliferation of digital services, concerns regarding data privacy and security have become increasingly prominent.
The global race towards 5G adoption not only encompasses upgrading connectivity; it represents a pivotal shift in how societies and industries operate. In Malaysia, this transition is fueled by ambition and strategic imperative. As the nation seeks to position itself as a digital frontrunner in the region, the role of telecom vendors becomes increasingly crucial in propelling this evolution.
Telecom Review, the Asia-Pacific’s leading ICT platform, under its parent company, Trace Media International, organized a webinar entitled, "Unleashing Network Capabilities with 5G-Advanced, Asia Edition," held on April 29, 2024. The groundbreaking webinar was hosted by Telecom Review Group's CEO, Toni Eid, and moderated by David Turkington, Head of Technology for GSMA Asia Pacific. The webinar brought together industry leaders to explore the transformative potential of 5G-Advanced (5.5G) in Asia.
The digital revolution sweeping across Asia is reshaping economies, societies, and the daily routines of millions, heralding a new era of technological transformation. Moreover, the digital economy has been driving changes and improvement in a variety of regions, particularly in countries where investments in digital advancement has been consistent, such as in Singapore, China, Japan, and India.
