US EditionCybersecurity must top African policy agendas as attacks surge
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Dominican Republic.–In an environment where cyberattacks are increasingly sophisticated, artificial intelligence (IA) has ceased to be a futuristic option to become an indispensable resource in the strategy of protection and management of companies. As Wilson Calderón, technical manager of ManageEngine for Latin America, says, noting that companies are facing increasingly personalized attacks and with fewer errors.(Continue reading...) The entry…
Cybersecurity must top African policy agendas as attacks surge
Franck Kié began his career in finance but transitioned to cybersecurity, driven by a desire to make a more meaningful impact. Now, he leads Ciberobs Consulting, an Africa-focused cybersecurity and economic intelligence firm, and organises the Cyber Africa Forum (CAF), one of the continent’s biggest cybersecurity gatherings. CAF, now in its fifth year, brings together public and private stakeholders to shape the continent’s digital security agen…
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