CYRES

Selamat Datang ke Pusat Penyelidikan Keselamatan Siber (CYRES)

CYRES ialah pusat penyelidikan terkemuka di Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) yang memfokuskan kepada inovasi keselamatan siber, pendidikan, dan kerjasama industri.

Tentang Kami

Pasca-siswazah di CYRES

Daftar program pascasiswazah berteraskan teknologi terkini yang direka untuk membekalkan para profesional dengan kemahiran lanjutan dalam keselamatan digital, penggodaman beretika, kriptografi, dan pengurusan risiko.

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Tentang Kami

Pusat Penyelidikan Keselamatan Siber

Misi kami ialah untuk menjadi peneraju pada peringkat nasional dan serantau dalam penyelidikan serta inovasi keselamatan siber, sekali gus memperkasa transformasi digital yang selamat melalui pengetahuan, teknologi, dan pembinaan kapasiti termaju.

Misi kami adalah:

Menjalankan penyelidikan terkini dalam keselamatan siber dengan memberi tumpuan kepada impak dunia sebenar.
Melahirkan profesional keselamatan siber yang berkemahiran melalui program akademik dan latihan.
Menyokong inisiatif kerajaan dan industri melalui kepakaran teknikal serta perundingan.
Memacu inovasi dalam protokol internet, infrastruktur, dan aplikasi yang selamat.

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Liputan Berita

The Malaysian Reserve: AI-powered attendance system revolutionises classroom monitoring

Wednesday, 27 August 2025

Universiti Sains Malaysia’s (USM) director of the cyber security research centre Prof Dr Selvakumar Manickam stressed that while the technology reflects a natural digital evolution, it must be approached with robust safeguards and ethical oversight.

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Bernama: Data Collection: Why So Much Concern When It Is For Operational or Protective Purposes?

25 June 2025

Malaysians should support the government’s efforts to build a convenient and safer digital environment for all. Malaysians should answer the question of whether the need to protect the safety of Malaysians is more important than unproven claims of data privacy breaches.

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NST: Experts urge tougher rules on scam ads to combat rising online fraud

26 April 2025

Given rising concerns over digital fraud, experts are calling for comprehensive improvements to the monitoring and regulation of scam advertisements in Malaysia.
Universiti Sains Malaysia Cybersecurity Research Centre director Professor Dr Selvakumar Manickam proposed that digital platforms must implement mandatory and rigorous advertiser verification for all ads targeting the Malaysian market.

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FMT: Experts call for tougher action against non-compliant social media platforms

20 March 2025

The government has been urged to increase fines or immediately suspend social media platforms that fail to curb rising online crime, including fraud.
Universiti Sains Malaysia’s Selvakumar Manickam said such actions were warranted if platforms were found to be insincere in complying with advertising regulations and deliberately neglect user safety.

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NST: Experts back mandatory labelling of AI-generated content

13 July 2025

The government's plan to mandate the labelling of artificial intelligence (AI)-generated content has been described by cybersecurity experts as a much-needed step to curb misinformation and restore public trust online.
Professor Dr Selvakumar Manickam from Universiti Sains Malaysia's Centre for Cyber Security Research (CYRES) said the regulation was timely, as AI tools have become so advanced that many people can no longer distinguish between content created by humans and machines.

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NST Leader: The rise and rise of scam ads

28 April 2025

Universiti Sains Malaysia Cybersecurity Research Centre director Professor Dr Selvakumar Manickam is right in saying that inter-agency coordination needs significant improvement. He put it thus to the New Sunday Times: "The roles, responsibilities, and specific expertise of agencies such as the MCMC, Cybersecurity Malaysia and the police must be defined and streamlined."

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