A curated collection of tools, frameworks, and regulatory guides for the Malaysian CTI practitioner.
The Rectifyq Toolbox
To move from “collecting data” to “producing intelligence,” you need the right tools and a structured approach. This page centralizes the resources we use at Rectifyq to track and analyze the Malaysian threat landscape.
📕Notion
🗓️Malaysia Cybersecurity Events
🔁Cybersecurity Subscription Comparison
💼Certification Comparison and Action Plan (CCAP)
💻Github Repos
Collections
CTFd to MISP Importer
💬MISP Feed (Free Integration - TLP:Clear only)
🌏Global MISP events
- MISP 2024 - https://feeds.rectifyq.com/MISP2024
- MISP 2025 - https://feeds.rectifyq.com/MISP2025
- MISP 2026 - https://feeds.rectifyq.com/MISP2026
🇲🇾 MISP MY
- MISP MY - https://feeds.rectifyq.com/MISP-MY
📦Miscelleanous
- MISP ICS-OT - https://feeds.rectifyq.com/MISP-ICS-OT
Get the data
- Feeds — MISP-MY, MISP-ICS-OT, yearly MISP instances, all at feeds.rectifyq.com
- API Documentation — programmatic access
Understand the system
- Taxonomy — tags, TLP, relevancy scale, rq_id scheme
- Glossary — CTI terms, EN/BM
- MY Cyber Ecosystem Map — communities, CTFs, conferences, agencies
Choose wisely (the comparisons)
- Cybersecurity Subscription Comparison — intel & tooling subscriptions, MY budget lens
- Certification Comparison & Action Plan (CCAP) — certs worth your ringgit
- TIP Comparison — MISP vs OpenCTI vs commercial
Do it (the guides)
- Deployment Guides — deploy MISP → add the feeds → wire your SIEM
Datasets & side projects
- List of Computer Crime Act 1997 Cases — Malaysian case compilation
- List of Phishing Targeting Malaysia — campaign compilation feeding PhishHuntMY
- Diamond Models created — analysis artifacts from published entries
- CTFd-to-MISP — Python tool pushing CTFd challenge data into MISP as custom objects