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How does GovTech use data to shape better policies and services? 📊💡

Data helps governments understand real needs, identify who needs support, design services around how people actually use them, and anticipate future challenges.

By turning data into insights, GovTech can support better-informed policy formulation and more effective public services.

👉 Swipe through to explore how data can help shape policies and services that better respond to people’s needs.

🚗 Driving the Future of Autonomous Mobility

Cyberjaya marks another milestone with the launch of Malaysia’s first Autonomous Vehicle Remote Operations Centre (ROC), supporting the country’s upcoming Level 4 autonomous vehicle trials.

This progress builds on the MyAV Testing Route established in Cyberjaya under the National Regulatory Sandbox (NRS) providing a controlled environment for autonomous vehicle testing while supporting the development of future-ready regulations.

Read more about this exciting development: https://www.malaymail.com/amp/news/malaysia/2026/07/31/cyberjaya-gets-malaysias-first-autonomous-vehicle-control-centre-ahead-of-level-4-trials/229715

Cyberjaya gets Malaysia’s first autonomous vehicle control centre ahead of Level 4 trials CYBERJAYA, July 31 — Malaysia’s first Remote Operations Centre (ROC) for autonomous logistics vehicles has been launched in Cyberjaya, paving the way for Level 4 autonomous...

Celebrating Women Shaping the Future of Innovation

Futurise is honoured to have been part of the launch of the MIGHT "Futures According to Women" Report 2026, officiated by YABhg Dato’ Seri Dr. Wan Azizah Dr. Wan Ismail and YB Dato’ Sri Hajah Nancy Shukri.

Bringing together the voices of more than 50 inspiring women leaders across high-tech sectors, the report celebrates their journeys, leadership, and aspirations while encouraging the next generation of women and girls to pursue careers in STEM with confidence, purpose, and resilience.

We are proud that Futurise Acting CEO, Shafinaz Salim, is featured in the report, sharing her personal journey, leadership experiences, and insights on navigating the evolving landscape of high-tech sectors. Her story reflects the importance of courage, adaptability, and inclusive leadership in shaping a future where innovation creates opportunities for all.

At Futurise, we believe that empowering women in the high-tech sectors goes beyond representation. Through our role in advancing regulatory innovation and the National Regulatory Sandbox, we work alongside government, industry, and communities to develop future-ready policies that support emerging technologies while ensuring they remain people-centric, inclusive, and sustainable.

Together, let us continue empowering women to break barriers, shape policies, drive innovation, and inspire the next generation of changemakers.

As technology continues to evolve, regulations must also adapt to support innovation while ensuring safety and accountability.

So, what sets Regulatory Sandboxes apart from Traditional Regulation? From flexibility and real-world testing to market impact and compliance, each approach plays a unique role in shaping the future of innovation.

👉 Swipe left to learn the key differences and discover why both are essential in today's rapidly changing landscape.

Futurise was honoured to participate in the Selangor Aerospace Forum 2026, hosted by the National Aerospace Industry Corporation Malaysia - NAICO Malaysia, bringing together government, industry and ecosystem leaders to explore the future of the aerospace sector through the Low Altitude Economy (LAE).

Representing Futurise, Dr. Andi Rossi, Head of Innovation Ecosystem, joined the panel discussion titled "Transforming the Aerospace Industry with the Low Altitude Economy – Challenges, Regulations and Cross-Border Collaborations" alongside distinguished panelists:

Mr. Ng Yon Wui, Chief Executive Officer, TCabTech

Mr. Woeiyuan Seng, Chief International Ecosystem Officer, Committee for the (Wuhu) Low Altitude Economy Conference

Dato' Gs. Haji Azlikamil Napiah, Director General, Malaysian Space Agency (Agensi Angkasa Malaysia - MYSA)

Capt. Mohd Radzi bin Mohamad Alias, Deputy Chief Executive Officer (Regulatory), Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM)

The session explored key opportunities and challenges in advancing the Low Altitude Economy, with discussions centred on regulatory innovation, cross-border collaboration, and ecosystem development to accelerate the adoption of emerging aviation technologies.

As Malaysia continues to unlock the potential of the Low Altitude Economy, Futurise remains committed to fostering strategic partnerships, enabling responsible innovation, and supporting future-ready regulatory frameworks that drive sustainable growth for the nation's aerospace ecosystem.

Futurise was honoured to be part of the Low Altitude Economy (LAE) Forum 2026, hosted by the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM), which brought together policymakers, regulators, industry leaders, researchers, technology innovators and ecosystem stakeholders to advance Malaysia's low altitude aviation landscape.

Our Head of Innovation Ecosystems, Dr. Andi Rossi, had the privilege of moderating Session 3: "Use Cases Driving Value: Refinery, Public Safety, Agriculture and Surveying", facilitating insightful discussions on the practical applications of low altitude technologies across critical sectors.

The distinguished panel featured:
Ir. Ts. M. Zaparel Awang – General Manager & Project Directorate, Projects, Technology & Health, Safety, Security & Environment (PT&HSSE), PETRONAS

ASP Nitas Camillus Tan Sing Bee – Drone Pilot, Air Operation Force (PGU), Polis Diraja Malaysia ( Royal Malaysia Police )

Lt. Col. Mohd Faizalftri Hj. Mansor – Director, Section for Safety and System Capability, Department of Survey and Mapping Malaysia (Jabatan Ukur dan Pemetaan Malaysia JUPEM)

Mr. Cheong Jin Xi – Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Aonic Group

Dr. Shian Lee – Chief Executive Officer, Alphaswift Industries

The forum, officiated by YB Anthony Loke Siew F**k, Ministry of Transport Malaysia, showcased the growing momentum behind Malaysia's Low Altitude Economy and reinforced the importance of cross-sector collaboration in unlocking innovation while ensuring the safe, orderly and sustainable integration of emerging aviation technologies.

Futurise looks forward to continuing our role in facilitating innovation, strengthening cross-sector collaboration, and supporting initiatives that advance Malaysia's Low Altitude Economy ecosystem.

The Low Altitude Economy is taking off, but is it secure?

As drones and autonomous aerial systems become part of everyday operations, challenges around cybersecurity, privacy, airspace safety, and governance cannot be overlooked.

Building a trusted Low Altitude Economy requires more than innovation, it demands secure systems, clear regulations, and strong collaboration across industries.

How can we ensure innovation and security grow hand in hand? Swipe left to find out!

Think PDPA compliance is just another box to tick? Think again.

Non-compliance with the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) can lead to hefty penalties, reputational risks, and a loss of trust that could impact your organisation for years to come.

📌 What are the penalties?
📌 What obligations should organisations be aware of?
📌 Why is protecting personal data more important than ever?

Swipe through to discover what’s at stake and why PDPA compliance should be a priority for every organisation operating in today’s digital landscape.