Domestic AI security goes overseas! Huawei signs cyber security agreement with Malaysia: Prime Minister personally stands up

Kuai Technology reported on July 14 that recently, under the witness of Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, Huawei Technologies (Malaysia) Co., Ltd. and the National Cyber ​​Security Agency of Malaysia (NACSA) signed a memorandum of understanding at the Putrajaya International Convention Center. NACSA ​​is a national cybersecurity authority affiliated with the National Security Council of the Prime Minister's Department. Huawei Malaysia will participate in this cooperation as a technology enabler. According to the memorandum, the two parties will cooperate around network security, cryptography technology, artificial intelligence security and digital sovereignty. Specifically, it covers information sharing, technical exchanges, joint research, talent training, capacity building and innovative technology development. Focusing on AI security and digital sovereignty, policy dialogue, governance frameworks and related technical arrangements will also be studied. The cooperation aims to explore potential cooperation directions for AI security and digital sovereignty, covering policy dialogue, governance frameworks and technical considerations. Prime Minister Anwar has previously made it clear that he is highly concerned about AI security. He also thanked Huawei for its trust in Malaysia and said that the two parties are a true partnership. Lee Han Ther, head of cyber security and privacy protection at Huawei Malaysia, said that as the scale and complexity of cyber threats continue to increase, close cooperation between the government and industry is crucial to enhance national resilience. Huawei hopes to combine global technology experience with local capacity building to help Malaysia strengthen cyber defense, promote the safe and responsible application of AI, and build a safe and trustworthy digital ecosystem.