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Digital And Cyber Security Impact SMEs Going Global

Frank Chin, Chief Practitioner Advisor & Founder, ITGRC

19-Apr-18 11:00

Digital And Cyber Security Impact SMEs Going Global

As Malaysia is pushing for a digital economy and encouraging companies to include more digital approaches into their practices, cybersecurity will become a new source of economic growth as there’s a rising market demand for this service. We speak to Frank Chin of ITGRC Asia to talk about the impact of going digital through DFTZ and other platforms for SMEs and how to adopt to mitigate risks.

Produced by: Jeff Sandhu


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