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Your Data's For Sale. Are You Worried?

Farlina Said, Senior Analyst in Foreign Policy and Security Studies programme, ISIS Malaysia | Jean F. Quéralt, CEO, The IO Foundation

20-May-22 18:00

Your Data's For Sale. Are You Worried?

This week, news broke of a data leak involving personal details of 22.5 million Malaysians that has allegedly been stolen from the National Registration Department, and are now up for sale on a database marketplace. We dissect the significance of this leak and what it would mean for people. Then, we discuss steps we can take to ensure our data is protected and how we can cultivate more awareness on data protection.

Image Source: Mika Baumeister, Unsplash

Produced by: Lee Chwi Lynn, Jeremy Ng, Natasha Fusil

Presented by: Lee Chwi Lynn


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Categories:  governmentcontroversies

Tags:  evening editioninside storydataprivacybreachdatabasemarketplacemalaysianrdnational registration department





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