Malaysia among countries considered potential targets of cyberattacks: PM Anwar

Malaysia's government is reviewing how prepared it is to confront cyber and geopolitical threats, amid a global rise in attacks on critical infrastructure. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim told parliament that the country could be targeted, given its strong digital capabilities, and the stance it has taken on international issues. On Monday, the National Security Council held a meeting to review existing response mechanisms and strengthen coordination between ministries, government agencies and security forces. A closed-door briefing for all lawmakers is also set to take place within the next two days. Afifah Ariffin reports from Kuala Lumpur.