30/08/2026
Malaysia’s H1 2026 Digital Threat Landscape - Now Available
Since 2019, through our threat intelligence team, DivisionIQ - we have been committed to strengthening Malaysia’s national cyber‑defence capability through continuous monitoring, analysis, and response. In conjunction with the spirit of Merdeka, we’re releasing our H1 2026 Malaysia Digital Threat Landscape Report, a data‑driven view of how threat activity evolved across the first half of the year.
This half‑year’s findings point to a clear trend: Malaysian organisations are less facing bespoke, highly engineered attacks - they are facing a marketplace. Access, tooling, and stolen data are traded like commodities, and public‑sector systems often become the cheapest entry points into larger ecosystems.
Our analysis highlights how threat actors are increasingly relying on low‑cost phishing kits, recycled infrastructure, and globally distributed targeting patterns. Malaysia remains a persistent fixture in these underground markets, not an occasional target.
The full report includes:
- Key trends shaping attacker behaviour
- Infrastructure and TTP analysis
- Case studies from Malaysian incidents
- Insights from DivisionIQ’s monitoring and investigations
For the complete breakdown, visit our blog and get the full report here:
The half-year in brief · January to June 2026 Five angles on Malaysia's threat picture this half-year: the underground marketplace that trades access, the ransomware crews that monetise it, the credential and identity data leaking into it, the operations we tracked at first hand, and the actors ci
