TMT Malaysia Legal Services
Technology and Telecommunications
Providing advice on transactional matters and staying up to date with the latest technology and telecommunication (TMT) trends in Malaysia.
Embrace the Future with TMT Legal Services
At the forefront of innovation
In today’s fast-moving environment, Sabrina Hashim & Co has expert knowledge and understands the scope of the technology, media and telecommunications (TMT) very well. We tailor our TMT legal services to enhance and streamline the business and individual operations of those in the TMT industries.
Trusted TMT lawyers in Malaysia
About Sabrina Hashim & Co
Sabrina Hashim & Co is a registered law firm in Selangor and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, specialising in three practice areas. Catering to your specific needs, we deliver effective legal solutions to ensure the smooth functioning of your business, ease your workload and elevate your business growth.
What is TMT?
Mitigating risks and maximising opportunities
TMT stands for technology, media and telecommunications. Since the turn of the century, communications have become increasingly complex, and technical advancements in this sector show no indication of slowing down.
TMT deals with the broad subject of legal considerations pertaining to all types of communications across various platforms. This includes print publications, mobile devices, the internet, and more in Malaysia.
TMT Lawyers
The Imperativeness of TMT Lawyers
Ensuring the latest legal advice
Legal Matters Included in TMT
- Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating various IT agreements
- Fintech
- Mergers and acquisition
- Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT)
- Digital content and entertainment
- Cyber and IT security
- Consumer protection, online marketing, and e-Commerce
- Technology transactions
- Digital signatures and encryption
Legal Dictionary: TMT Terms to Know
- Data Protection: Refers to the legal safeguards for personal data.
- Intellectual Property Rights (IPR): The rights that are given to persons over their creations.
- Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA): A contract where the parties agree not to disclose confidential information.
- Merger and Acquisition (M&A): The process of combining two companies into one.
- License Agreements: Formal permissions to do something with an asset.
- Fair Use: The ability to use copyrighted material under certain conditions without permission.
- Cybersecurity: Protection against the criminal or unauthorised use of electronic data.
- MCMC: Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission
- PDPA: Personal Data Protection Act
- IPR: Intellectual Property Rights
- ISP: Internet Service Provider
- VOIP: Voice Over Internet Protocol
- EULA: End-User License Agreement
- DRM: Digital Rights Management
- OTT: Over-The-Top (refers to media services offered directly to viewers over the internet)
- Data Protection: Refers to the legal safeguards for personal data.
- Intellectual Property Rights (IPR): The rights that are given to persons over their creations.
- Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA): A contract where the parties agree not to disclose confidential information.
- Merger and Acquisition (M&A): The process of combining two companies into one.
- License Agreements: Formal permissions to do something with an asset.
- Fair Use: The ability to use copyrighted material under certain conditions without permission.
- Cybersecurity: Protection against the criminal or unauthorised use of electronic data.
- MCMC: Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission
- PDPA: Personal Data Protection Act
- IPR: Intellectual Property Rights
- ISP: Internet Service Provider
- VOIP: Voice Over Internet Protocol
- EULA: End-User License Agreement
- DRM: Digital Rights Management
- OTT: Over-The-Top (refers to media services offered directly to viewers over the internet)
The Future of TMT in Malaysia
Digital Transformation and Industry 4.0 in TMT Malaysia
Digital Transformation and Industry 4.0 in TMT Malaysia
5G Implementation Shaping TMT Malaysia
Media and
Entertainment
E-commerce Growth in TMT Malaysia
Corporate and
Commercial
Digital Transformation and Industry 4.0 in TMT Malaysia
Digital Transformation and Industry 4.0 in TMT
5G Implementation Shaping TMT Malaysia
5G Implementation Shaping TMT
Increased Regulation in TMT Malaysia
Increased Regulation in TMT Malaysia
The Rise of Content Streaming Services in TMT Malaysia
The Rise of Content Streaming Services in TMT Malaysia
Fintech and Blockchain Technologies within TMT Malaysia
Fintech and Blockchain Technologies within TMT Malaysia
E-commerce Growth in TMT Malaysia
E-commerce Growth in Malaysia
Increased Regulation in TMT Malaysia
Increased Regulation in TMT
The Rise of Content Streaming Services in TMT Malaysia
The Rise of Content Streaming Services in Malaysia
Fintech and Blockchain Technologies within TMT Malaysia
Fintech and Blockchain Technologies within Malaysia
Our Expertise In TMT Legal Services
Spanning the full spectrum of TMT
We concentrate on creating value for our clients by performing the services below:
- Solving e-commerce problems, ensuring data protection and privacy and fraud prevention
- Reviewing, advising and negotiating agreements, contractual work and licensing
- Involve in various business process outsourcing
- Advising in various areas and being well-versed in business laws and regulations in Malaysia
Consult a TMT expert
TMT Malaysia - FAQ
Technology, media and telecommunications is one of the most dynamic and proactive arenas in Malaysia. TMT lawyers combine industry knowledge and legal expertise to create legal solutions that solve novel problems. For instance, Sabrina Hashim & Co provides dedicated lawyers servicing TMT legal services in Malaysia so clients can have appropriate agreements and utmost data protection.
Adaptability and future thinking are pertinent, as TMT lawyers need to keep up with the world’s ever-evolving technology state and provide solutions to unprecedented issues. Creativity is also a significant attribute to possess, as TMT lawyers must think outside the box.
As TMT law evolves quickly, TMT lawyers need to keep abreast of changes with the internet, data protection and privacy laws, e-commerce issues and fraud prevention in order to keep up with new developments.
Yes, it is. The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the adoption of digital technologies (such as cloud-based technology, video technology, telecommunications, and e-commerce services) in multiple industries, including:
- Healthcare and Pharmaceuticals
- Financial Services
- Insurance Services
- Professional Services
- Retail