COURSE DESCRIPTION TARGET PARTICIPANTS

Course Background This course will be relevant to Instructors/Lecturers from

Technical & Vocational Education & Training (TVET)
In today’s connected world, cybersecurity plays a key role in institutions, Middle / senior level government officials from
supporting the digital economy. This course is designed to government ministries, non-governmental agencies and civil
provide essential knowledge and practical skills to protect societies in charge of Information and Communication
important data, systems, and digital transactions. Technology (ICT). Also female participant is highly
welcomed for gender equality and women’s empowerment.
Participants will learn about cybersecurity fundamentals,
common threats and attacks, and how to reduce risks that can List of target countries:
affect businesses and daily operations.
 Bangladesh  Nepal
The course also covers key topics such as cryptography,  Bhutan  Philippines
digital signatures, and secure network design—helping  Cambodia  Sri Lanka
participants understand how to build strong and trusted  Indonesia  Timor-Leste
systems that support innovation, protect users, and drive
economic growth.
 Laos  Vietnam.

Course Content APPLICATION PROCEDURE

The 14-day physical course (including arrival and departure
days) includes: Applications should be made using the prescribed TCTP
forms available through https://mtcp.kln.gov.my/
 Introduction to Cybersecurity
 Principles of Cyber Security TCTP application forms can also be obtained from the
 Cyber Security Threats, Vulnerabilities, and Attacks nearest Malaysian Embassy / High Commission in MTCP
 Cryptography Fundamentals recipient countries. Submitted application forms must be
accompanied by the following documents:
 Principles of Secure Network Design
 Cybersecurity Domains i. Scanned copy of Passport (all pages and coloured)
ii. Passport sized photo (3.5cm x 5cm) (White background)
Course Objectives iii. Medical Report (Please refer the TCTP forms)
 Gain the ability to recognize and address cybersecurity
All application forms must be duly completed and
threats through effective detection, analysis, and endorsed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of their
prevention strategies . respective countries and should be submitted only through
 Understanding of cybersecurity principles, including the the diplomatic channel via Malaysian Embassy / High
CIA Triad, and implement these principles in various Commission of Malaysia
security contexts.
 Learn to design and secure network infrastructures, apply Successful applicants will be notified via email by
hardening techniques, and use cryptography to protect JMTI no later than 27th August 2025.
data integrity and confidentiality
 Develop critical thinking and problem-solving abilities by
engaging with hands-on labs and utilizing cybersecurity VISA INFORMATION
tools to simulate real-world cybersecurity scenarios

Course Methodologies All participants must enter Malaysia with Visa With
 The course will be delivered at JMTI Malaysia in English. Reference (VWR). Participants for the programme will
receive a copy of the approval letter from Japan-Malaysia
 This course shall include briefings, site visits, lectures Technical Institute Participant are required to obtain the
and assignments related to Cybersecurity In The Digital VWR stamping from the nearest Malaysian Embassy / High
Economy: Protecting Digital Assets And Ensuring Trust In Commission, (more info at https://www.kln.gov.my/web/
Digital Interactions guest/overseas-mission)
 All participants must prepare a Plan of Action and present
it on the last day of the course. Participants are also All cost in relation to obtaining visa to enter Malaysia is to be
required to prepare a Summary Report which include a borne by the participants. This includes third country visa
summary of lesson learnt throughout the course in fees, courier fees and transportation expenses to obtain visa
Malaysia and how it is applicable to participants’ (VWR).
respective countries
GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS ALLOWANCE AND BENEFITS ABOUT MTCP, JICA AND JMTI

 To observe the course schedule by punctual Participants will be provided with the following About MTCP
attendance; allowances and benefits : The Malaysian Technical Cooperation Programme (MTCP)
was officially launched on 7 September 1980 at the
 To attend/participate actively in all sessions including  Accommodation Commonwealth Heads of State Meeting in New Delhi, India,
study visits; Participants will be accommodated at a hotel / hostel to signify Malaysia’s commitment to South-South
within the vicinity of the training institute. Participants Cooperation, in particular Technical Cooperation among
 To follow the travel schedule arranged by the are strictly not allowed to bring any family members Developing Countries (TCDC).
organiser with regard to departure from Malaysia; during the course. As the national focal point, the MTCP Secretariat of the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Malaysia oversees the overall
 To carry out instructions and abide by conditions as  Daily Allowance planning and operation of all activities and programmes
stipulated by the organiser; Participants will be provided with a daily under the MTCP, including coordination and collaboration
allowance based on TCTP regulation. The per diem with local and international development partners. For more
would only cover the official course duration. information, visit MTCP Official website: https://
 To discontinue the course, should participants fall
seriously ill and be considered unable to continue the mtcp.kln.gov.my.
course;  Meals
Breakfast and lunch will be provided except during About JICA
weekends. JICA was first established in 1974 under the Japanese
 To refrain from committing any illegal or immoral acts. Government and later merged with the Overseas Economic
Should participants be found in contravention of this Cooperation Operations of the Japan Bank for International
requirement, they will be barred from attending the  Air Fares
Economy class air travel from the capital city of the Cooperation (JBIC) in 2008. Currently, JICA, an incorporated
course and will be asked to leave the course with administrative agency, in charge of administering Japanʼs
immediate effect; participants to and from Malaysia. Tickets will be
issued upon confirmation of acceptance. Official Development Assistance (ODA), is one of the worldʼs
largest bilateral aid agencies supporting socioeconomic
 To dress appropriately which includes long-sleeved development in developing countries in different regions of
shirts with ties, tailored pants and blazer or uniform for  Course Fees the world.
men. Lady participants are required to dress All course fees charges are borne by the
appropriately and modestly; Government of Malaysia and Japan International Mission
JICA, in accordance with the Development Cooperation
MEDICAL INFORMATION
 Participants must respect the local customs and Charter, will work on human security and quality growth.
observe the rules and regulations at the place of
accommodation and not to change accommodation  In case of an emergency, participants are eligible to be Vision
designated by the organiser; admitted to government hospitals/clinics. Leading the World with Trust

 To observe the rules and regulations of the organiser or JICA, with its partners, will take the lead in forging bonds of
 Participant are advised to make their own arrange- trust across the world, aspiring for a free, peaceful, and
establishment with which participants are visiting or ments to obtain adequate medical insurance coverage
attached to; prosperous world where people can hope for a better future
for their stay in Malaysia. The cost for the insurance is and explore their diverse potentials.
to be borne by the participants or the government of For more information, please visit JICA official website:
 To remain in Malaysia and complete the whole participating country. https://www.jica.go.jp/english/
duration of the programme without any leave of
absence;
CONTACT INFORMATION About JMTI
Japan-Malaysia Technical Institute (JMTI) was established in
 Participants who do not comply with the general 1997 and is located in Penang, Malaysia. The institute
conditions, regulations and obligations of the TCTP For enquiries, please contact: provides skills training to high school graduates and industry
participants would be reported to their respective Name: workers. Currently, there are four fields of advanced-level
Embassies or High Commissions as well as to the Head 1. Mr. Shaik Mohamed bin. Mohamed Yusoff (ext: 2512) skills training being offered namely; computers, electronics,
of their respective organisations; 2. Ms. Suhaila binti Mohd Nor (ext: 2260) mechatronics and manufacturing.
3. Ms. Halimaton bt Ishak (ext: 2680) The main objective for the establishment of JMTI is to
 Participants are fully responsible for their own produce well-trained industrial technologists with engineering
valuables and belongings while travelling and while in Training Institute: knowledge and high technical skills, especially in the f ield of
Malaysia. Any losses due to negligence will not be JAPAN-MALAYSIA TECHNICAL INSTITUTE (JMTI) engineering. Our graduates are able to be competitive and
compensated by the organisers; and 59, LPBM 15, Taman Perindustrian Bukit Minyak, 14100 adapt to the challenges of rapid technological development
Simpang Ampat, Penang, MALAYSIA along with the progress and changes of globalization.
 Participants will not utilize knowledge and skills For more information, visit JMTI Website: https://
Office Number: +604-5087800 www.jmti.gov.my/index.php/ms/program/tctp
acquired in the training for military purposes.