The Malaysian Anti -Corruption Committee (MACC) hosts Blockchain technology and artificial intelligence (AI) as part of its strategy to enhance investigations and operations in response to advanced corruption tactics. The most prominent commissioner Tan Sri Azad Azaki Baki highlighted the increasing challenges in fighting corruption.
The situation is increasingly complicated as technological developments have introduced more developed forms of crime, such as Internet crimes, coded currency fraud, and abuse of artificial intelligence. These modern threats have made criminal activities more difficult to track, often over patriotism, and are increasingly complex.
Azzam stressed that although these technological developments constitute new challenges, it also provides innovative solutions in fighting corruption. “Technological progress can be used for our benefit,” he said.
He stressed the capabilities of Amnesty International to enhance data analyzes and discover fraud patterns, as well as Blockchain’s ability to ensure non -changing transactions records. He pointed out that these technologies will enable Macc officers to better discover financial violations and combat advanced corruption tactics that may fight traditional methods to determine.
At the Third International Conference on Technology, Humanity and Management (ICHM) held in the Maldives, Amal stressed the role of technology in transforming the way Macc is achieved in corruption. He pointed out that the officers are now equipped with advanced forensic tools, analytical data programs and training specialized in financing, accounting, engineering and technology. This training guarantees that Macc employees remain at the forefront of digital forensic and financial investigations.
The main departments of Macc – Intelligence Department, Forensic Medicine Technology Department (BFT), and the Financial Analysis Department (BAK) – an integral part of these efforts. These units lead the charge in digital forensic medicine and financial investigations, by relying on advanced equipment and experts ’knowledge to determine complex fraud plans.
As part of its broader technological initiative, the Macc Forensic Laboratory has recently obtained ISO/IEC 17025: 2017, which is a prominent global recognition of the capabilities of forensic analysis in the field of technology. This dependence confirms Macc’s commitment to excellence in forensic science and enhances its ability to fight corruption at all levels.
Moreover, Macc supports the adoption of digital platforms that improve transparency and reduce the risk of corruption. For example, the electronic participation system enhances accountability in public purchases by allowing to monitor and review transactions in the actual time.
In addition, the transition to a non -cash system is seen as an effective way to reduce corruption and mismanagement of public funds. AZAM explained that these digital systems help ensure subsidies and social welfare payments, and salaries are transferred directly to the beneficiaries, eliminating brokers who may take advantage of the personal gain system. This technological transformation represents a wider national effort to update governance and enhance anti -corruption.
Azzam reaffirmed that Macc’s commitment to corruption processing is still fixed, with a constant focus on the main sectors such as law enforcement, public purchases and great corruption. This commitment is in line with the anti -national corruption strategy in Malaysia, which aims to enhance integrity, transparency and accountability across various sectors, including government and business.
Another decisive component of Macc’s anti -corruption efforts is to develop its officers. AZAM highlighted the importance of Macc employees registration in specialized training programs to enhance their experiences and skills. He added that the Malaysian Anti -Corruption Academy (MACA) plays an important role in strengthening moral leadership and enhancing anti -corruption efforts in the country through international education and cooperation.
By constantly improving the capabilities of its officers and using advanced technology, Macc is better to face the challenges of complex corruption in the future.
In conclusion, the combination of Blockchain and AI into Macc indicates a bold step towards updating anti -corruption efforts in Malaysia. These Macc technological innovations will be able to stay advanced on increasingly advanced criminal activities and continue their mission to protect public integrity and fight corruption at all levels.
