TM One unveils CYDEC to strengthen cyber resilience for enterprise and government - Brings together threat intelligence & security operations across complex digital environments - Aims to help organisations respond faster as AI and cloud adoption introduce new cyber risks TM, through its enterprise and government arm TM One, has unveiled the TM Cyber Defence Centre (TM CYDEC), a Cyber Fusion operating model that brings together connectivity, cloud and cybersecurity capabilities to help organisations detect threats, reduce vulnerabilities and respond faster. Located at TM's Cyberjaya Campus, TM CYDEC brings together intelligence, talent and capabilities from government, enterprise and TM's security operations, providing an integrated view across networks, cloud platforms, applications and digital infrastructure. As organisations increasingly deploy AI across their processes, customer services and operations, TM CYDEC addresses emerging risks related to data exposure, governance, model integrity and regulatory compliance. TM CYDEC provides 24/7 monitoring and threat intelligence, correlating relevant telemetry across digital systems, managed services and cybersecurity operations. This aims to reduce the blind spots and fragmentation that can arise when these environments are monitored separately, enabling faster and more precise decision-making. Shanti Jusnita Johari, executive vice-president of TM One, said, “The future of cybersecurity will not be determined by who sees the most alerts, but by who has the clearest understanding of their digital ecosystem. “Today’s organisations operate across cloud platforms, connected networks, services and critical infrastructure. Protecting them requires these environments to be understood as one, not defended in isolation. TM CYDEC has been built around this reality, enabling organisations to make faster decisions, respond with greater precision and build resilience into the foundation of their digital operations.” Based in Malaysia, TM CYDEC supports local governance, escalation and control for sensitive environments, providing greater assurance over regulatory compliance and supporting requirements under the Cyber Security Act 2024,