KUALA LUMPUR (May 4): Identity services company Raffcomm Group says it combines the use of statutory imaging technology, digital signature, and Quick Response (QR) code with public key infrastructure (PKI) encryption technology to ensure users are protected.
Raffcomm’s subsidiary Raffcomm Sdn Bhd is one of two service providers engaged by the Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM) where the public can purchase corporate information.
In an email interview with theedgemarkets.com, Raffcomm group chief executive officer Arief Adly Md Afendi said hence, any amendments made to any of the digital certified true copy documents will be detectable as there are cryptographic features to the digitally signed document.
Arief Adly was responding to questions on the high prevalence of malware and hacking in Malaysia in relation to the safety of the company’s services, especially given the higher usage of online services during the movement control order (MCO) period.
Malaysia had reported the most malware threats in Southeast Asia in 2018 (more than 16 million threats), according to the “2018 Security Roundup Report” by a global cybersecurity solutions company, Trend Micro Inc.
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