A vendor neutral SOC Malaysia organisations should consider offers a critical advantage over vendor-locked alternatives. By selecting the best security technologies for each specific threat, a truly neutral SOC delivers superior detection and response outcomes for Malaysian businesses. Choosing the right Security Operations Center (SOC) provider is critical in today’s complex cybersecurity landscape. Many vendors […]
Achieving MDEC MD status Malaysia through the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation validates Simply Data commitment to advancing the national digital transformation agenda. This recognition reflects our investment in building world-class cybersecurity capabilities within Malaysia. Simply Data Sdn Bhd is excited to announce that we have been granted MD (Malaysian Digital) Status by the Malaysian Digital […]
CREST certification VAPT Malaysia represents the gold standard for penetration testing and vulnerability assessment quality. Simply Data achievement of CREST certification confirms our assessments meet internationally recognised standards for technical rigour and professional conduct. Simply Data Sdn Bhd is honored to announce that we have received CREST International certification in the Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration […]
As a NACSA certified licensed SOC pentest provider in Malaysia, Simply Data meets the stringent requirements set by the National Cyber Security Agency for delivering Security Operations Centre and penetration testing services. This recognition is a mark of technical excellence in the Malaysia cybersecurity industry. Simply Data Sdn Bhd is pleased to announce that we […]
ISO 27001 certification Malaysia demonstrates Simply Data commitment to the highest standards of information security management. This internationally recognised certification confirms our processes meet rigorous requirements for protecting client data and managing security risks. We are proud to announce that Simply Data Sdn Bhd has achieved the ISO 27001:2022 certification, affirming our commitment to the […]
Our growing portfolio of cybersecurity certifications Malaysia businesses can rely on reflects Simply Data ongoing investment in quality, compliance, and technical excellence. Each certification represents a commitment to meeting the highest standards in our industry. 1. Simply Data Earns MSC Status from MDEC for Cybersecurity Certifications Malaysia We are thrilled to announce that Simply Data […]
The Cyber Security Act Malaysia represents a landmark shift in how the government regulates cybersecurity across critical national information infrastructure. For Malaysian businesses, understanding the obligations and implications of this Act is now a compliance priority. Malaysia’s Cyber Security Act 2024, which came into force on 26 August 2024, is a highly anticipated advancement in […]
SOC compliance Malaysia businesses must achieve across multiple regulatory frameworks has become one of the most compelling reasons to invest in managed security operations. A well-operated SOC provides the continuous monitoring and documentation needed to satisfy regulators. Maintaining regulatory compliance is a critical part of any organization’s cybersecurity strategy. For businesses in Malaysia, adhering to […]
The Malaysia cybersecurity threat report 2024 highlights a year of escalating attacks against businesses across all sectors. Understanding the threat landscape is essential for Malaysian organisations seeking to strengthen their defences and make informed security investment decisions. In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, cyber threats continue to pose significant risks to businesses of all sizes. […]
The NACSA Cybersecurity Act 2024 Malaysia represents a watershed moment in national cybersecurity regulation. For businesses operating across critical national information infrastructure sectors, understanding the requirements and compliance timeline is now an urgent priority. The National Cybersecurity Act 2024 (Act 854) marks a pivotal step in Malaysia’s mission to fortify its digital landscape against emerging cyber threats. […]
