Abstract
In the Malaysian cyber law, no law has been enacted to protect the personal data of the people when a theft of personal data occurs. This paper will suggest a guideline for applying and enforcing the data protection and privacy digital laws in Malaysia. By enforcing the suggested guideline we achieve a means to process data strictly by commercial sectors for commercial activities in sectors of tourism, finance, insurance, telecommunications, and such other commercial transaction sectors.references, to derive the probability of future access based on data mining techniques, that is expected to improve the performance of data retrieval in location-dependent environment thus providing efficient mobility management. This paper gives a data mining approach for performing cache replacement that gives accurate predictions and can also improve the system performance.
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