Biometricupdate MIMOS Enhances Digital Trust and AI Security in Malaysia
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- •MIMOS is enhancing digital trust technologies under Malaysia's sovereign AI agenda.
- •Key projects include deepfake detection and blockchain-secured trusted logs.
- •The Digital Ministry is strengthening AI training to address emerging risks.
MIMOS Berhad is advancing its digital trust initiatives as part of Malaysia's sovereign AI agenda. The organization is focusing on developing technologies for deepfake detection, blockchain-secured trusted logs, AI-driven cybersecurity, and trusted digital identity systems. Dr. Zulaikha Kadim, Group CTO of MIMOS, emphasized the importance of ensuring the reliability and security of AI systems and digital content. These efforts are part of the 13th Malaysia Plan (RMK13) aimed at enhancing national capabilities in AI. The Digital Ministry is also strengthening AI training programs to combat emerging risks like deepfakes and AI-enabled scams. MIMOS is committed to addressing these challenges through its Trusted Intelligence Platform, which supports the testing and validation of technologies aligned with national priorities. The organization is also developing Mi-Muallim, a system to identify deviations in verified content, tailored to local languages.
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