Rectifyq is not a commercial entity, a formal NGO, or a massive community hub. It is a personal initiative dedicated to continuous learning, skill refinement, and contributing back to the Malaysian cybersecurity ecosystem. The project is entirely self-funded (though support and sponsorships are always welcome to keep the lights on).
The Malaysian Gap
While global threat intelligence is abundant regarding Western infrastructures, local organizations face a distinct gap:
- Localized Intelligence — global APT reports rarely focus on Malaysia. Are we under-reported, or just under-observed?
- Budget Justification — finding concrete, local references to justify cybersecurity spend to stakeholders and Boards.
- Actionable Contribution — many talented Malaysians want to contribute to the local landscape but lack a focused platform or structured data to start.
Rectifyq exists to bridge the visibility gap between internal telemetry and the Malaysian threat landscape.
How we work
- Compile and Curate: ingest and tag threat data with a strict focus on the Malaysian threat landscape.
- Contextual Analysis: we don’t just share links — we analyze how global trends specifically impact the Malaysian context.
- Enable the Community: take our analysis, extend it, showcase it on your own platforms. Tag us and we’ll amplify your work — see Contribute.
Who runs this
A Malaysian CTI practitioner working in CSIRT engineering with a threat-intelligence and ICS/OT focus. Public track record: Recognition.
What Rectifyq is not
Not an official channel, not incident response, not a vendor. For incidents: NACSA / MyCERT Cyber999 — Contact.
Dig deeper
- Methodology — how the sausage is made
- Intelligence Program — requirements, RFI, maturity, documented in the open