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Perak's government asserts it is containing the spread of deviant religious teachings through coordinated monitoring, even as these doctrines increasingly migrate to digital platforms and cross state borders.
Malaysia is deploying a whole-of-government strategy to combat the proliferation of unorthodox Islamic teachings circulating online, with JAKIM and state authorities intensifying enforcement actions and rehabilitation efforts targeting groups departing from mainstream Islamic doctrine.
A three-day police operation across Pahang's 11 districts has resulted in 333 arrests and the confiscation of drugs, cash and vehicles totalling more than RM500,000, targeting known drug trafficking hotspots.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has called for Malaysia to accelerate efforts in strengthening local technological capabilities and cybersecurity infrastructure to safeguard the nation's digital economy.
Malaysia's Defence Ministry has unveiled a comprehensive strategic plan and capacity blueprint for 2026-2030, designed to address emerging security challenges including geopolitical uncertainty and technological disruption while modernising the armed forces.
Malaysia's air force is deploying advanced radar systems at multiple strategic sites including Sarawak, Terengganu, Johor and Pulau Layang-Layang to enhance airspace surveillance and close critical detection gaps.
Malaysia recorded RM2.97 billion in online scam losses during 2025, nearly double the previous year's RM1.57 billion. The 87% surge in fraud cases signals a deepening cybercrime crisis.