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Experts at a national seminar in Malaysia emphasized the urgent need to adopt Rapid DNA technology for enhanced disaster victim identification. Rapid DNA can confirm identities in 90 minutes, complementing traditional methods. The seminar urged skilled manpower and inter-agency collaboration to drive its implementation for humanitarian purposes and efficient forensic processes.
ELMU University will host a seminar on Rapid DNA technology for Disaster Victim Identification on November 25, 2025, aiming to enhance Malaysia’s forensic readiness and DVI capabilities. The event will feature experts and innovative demonstrations, highlighting the importance of integrated systems for disaster risk reduction and forensic efficiency in public safety efforts.
Jeffri Shahul Hamid, Founder of Enginemailer, emphasizes the importance of building Malaysia’s digital economy from the ground up, particularly for SMEs, which form 97% of businesses. By simplifying digital tools and ensuring accessibility, he believes Malaysia can foster a robust and inclusive digital landscape, emphasizing communication as the starting point for transformation.
MoUs with KTMB, CTOS, HONOR, Tune Talk, XOX, and YWM embed national digital identity into transport, finance, and telecom services. Digital Minister YB Gobind Singh Deo (center) after witnessing the exchange of MoUs between MyDigital ID and key industry partners at CyberDSA 2025 in MITEC, Kuala Lumpur. By Phubieyas Ahmad KUALA LUMPUR, Oct2 – My…
Kevin Wong, Country Manager of Fortinet Malaysia (left) and Rashish Pandey, Vice President of Marketing and Communications, Asia and ANZ at Fortinet. Fortinet warns of a triple surge in AI-driven attacks as Malaysian organizations fall behind in defence and detection capabilities By TNS NewsTeam PETALING JAYA, May 29 — Cybercriminals are leveraging artificial intelligence (AI)…
