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Sepang, 11 Nov 2025 – ÿ�մ��� moves to safeguard its airspace with the launch of Civil Aviation Authority of ÿ�մ��� (CAAM) Cybersecurity Framework and Policy, a milestone developed under the Industrial Collaboration Program (ICP), led by Technology Depository Agency (TDA).

TDA, an agency under the Ministry of Finance, oversees and manages the implementation of ICP in government procurement.

The new framework aims to strengthen the nation’s cybersecurity governance against cyber threats, while demonstrating the effectiveness of the ICP policy in translating government procurements into strategic national value. It also supports technology transfer, local expertise development and enhanced national capacity.

The launch, held in conjunction with Transport Expo Asia 2025, was officiated by Transport Minister YB Loke Siew Fook, alongside Transport Ministry Secretary-General Datuk Seri Jana Santhiran, CAAM Chief Executive Officer Datuk Captain Norazman Mahmud, TDA Chairman Sim Tze Tzin and TDA Covering Chief Executive Officer Mohamad Rafidi Mat Dahan.

The event was also attended by National Cyber Security Agency Chief Executive Officer Ir. Dr. Megat Zuhairy Megat Tajuddin and Advanced Air Traffic Systems (M) Sdn Bhd Chairman Datuk Zolkipli Abdul, who collaborated with CAAM in developing the framework.

Mohamad Rafidi said the agency ensures every government procurement yields sustainable value and strategic returns for the country.

“This project demonstrates how ICP translates government procurement into tangible outcomes that strengthen digital security, nurture local expertise and uphold the nation’s technological sovereignty,” he added, noting that TDA will continue to advance the ICP agenda across all strategic sectors.

Aligned with the Cybersecurity Act 2024, this initiative will serve as the foundation for governance, compliance, and protection of ÿ�մ���’s aviation sector, ensuring that its systems and operations remain secure, resilient, and globally recognized.