By: Nurul Fazliana Norman
PUTRAJAYA: Nov 8, 2026 – The National Cyber Security Agency (NACSA) has assured that the country’s cyber security situation remains under control following security incidents and system disruptions involving several financial institutions. The national cyber security threat level is currently at a Moderate level.
Through the National Cyber Coordination and Command Centre (NC4), NACSA said continuous monitoring is being carried out to ensure any threat is detected and addressed immediately.
“The National Cyber Security Threat Level (NCTL) remains at a Moderate level and NACSA stresses that the country’s cyber security situation is under control,” according to a NACSA statement.
NACSA is also cooperating closely with relevant agencies. Bank Negara Malaysia, as the Lead Sector for Banking and Finance, is implementing comprehensive preparedness measures, including monitoring the cyber security level of Critical National Information Infrastructure (NCII) entities.
Cooperation with Sector Leads and NCII entities continues to ensure the country’s essential services operate smoothly.
In this regard, the public is advised not to believe or spread claims regarding unverified cyber attacks, including viral posts on social media.
The public is asked to refer to official government channels, Bank Negara Malaysia and their respective financial institutions for accurate information.
The National Security Council (MKN), the Prime Minister’s Department (JPM) and NACSA will provide the latest developments from time to time through official communication channels.
