Kaspersky Lab to open office in Rwanda to boost East African presence
Kaspersky Lab has announced plans to open a new office in Kigali, Rwanda, to support the rapid growth of its business in East Africa
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Record threats spark cybersecurity innovation
Globally, the average cybersecurity maturity rating stands at just 1.45 out of five – a score determined by an organisation’s holistic approach to cybersecurity from a process, metrics and strategic perspective
Hiperdist partners with Pelco for distribution across West and East Africa
Regional value added distributor Hiperdist, headquartered in Dubai, has announced a strategic partnership with Pelco Networks for the West and East Africa regions
Triton malware strikes again
A highly capable malware reportedly used in a failed plot to blow up a Saudi petrochemical plant has now been linked to a second compromised plant
Cameroon moves towards national cyber risk assessment with support of Commonwealth
The national cyber risks assessment workshop held in Cameroon from 2-4 April addressed issues on cybersecurity and cybercrime in the country, national critical assets identification and the protection of critical cyberspace
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MTN South Africa partners with KnowRoaming to introduce the Travel eSIM, offering cost-effective data roaming across 150+ destinations worldwide. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
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