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As cyber threats grow more sophisticated and targeted, CelcomDigi launches a new suite of AI-powered cyber security solutions designed to help enterprises stay resilient

In an increasingly connected world, cyber security is no longer just a technical concern—it’s a critical pillar of modern life. From personal data breaches to large-scale ransomware attacks, the threats are growing more sophisticated and far-reaching. 

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CelcomDigi Berhad (“CelcomDigi”) has introduced a new suite of AI-driven cyber security solutions aimed at helping large enterprises across various industries strengthen their resilience against an increasingly complex digital threat landscape. These always-on solutions provide real-time threat prediction, detection, response and recovery across three critical pillars: Managed Security Services, Strategy and Assessment and Infrastructure Security. The offerings, certified by the National Cyber Security Agency (NACSA), are also aligned with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) framework and supported by over 150 security experts and global technology partners.

“Robust end-to-end cybersecurity architecture is essential in today’s digital era,” said Afizulazha Abdullah, CelcomDigi’s Chief Enterprise Business Officer, “With data breaches in Malaysia rising 29 per cent in Q1 2025, predictive and adaptive security measures are key to safeguarding operations, maintaining customer trust, and ensuring business continuity. Our goal is to empower enterprises with effective and dependable protection against evolving digital threats.” 

As cyber threats become more sophisticated and targeted, CelcomDigi’s Managed Security Services offer around-the-clock protection via a 24/7 Security Operations Centre (SOC). Core features include security awareness and preparedness, managed detection and response, vulnerability management, penetration testing, threat intelligence and offensive security capabilities—designed to detect and neutralise threats while preserving operational continuity.

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The Strategy and Assessment offering enables enterprises to enhance their cyber defences through expert advisory and tailored security planning. Each engagement begins with a comprehensive review of the organisation’s existing security posture, followed by personalised guidance on strategies, frameworks and full implementation support. This allows businesses to make informed, strategic decisions that align with their specific needs.

CelcomDigi’s Infrastructure Security solutions will also help organisations fortify their digital ecosystems with the latest tools and technologies. Employing a layered defence model, the suite includes data centre and cloud security, cyber security hardware, firewalls and threat management, identity and access control, DDoS protection, and security across internet, web, mobile, email, and endpoint environments that ensures robust protection today and in the future.

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In collaboration with Axiata Cyber Fusion Centre and Bridgenet Solutions, CelcomDigi hosted an exclusive cyber threat simulation designed to equip business leaders with proactive strategies for fortifying their digital defences. The immersive session offered a close-up look at how cyber threats can impact operations and reputations, featuring live demonstrations of threat monitoring, incident response and a simulated cyberattack that underscored the urgent need for preparedness.

CelcomDigi’s latest cyber security offering builds on its broader commitment to enterprise digitalisation, extending its support across businesses of all sizes to stay secure, competitive, and future-ready in an ever-evolving digital world.

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