Mozambique intros data breach platform

The ICT minister underlined that the passage of this regulation is an important step toward boosting public trust in government digital services.

The facility will provide secure hosting capacity for the Malian state's strategic data, electronic administration platforms, and public digital services.

The regulator says the sector's growth is being driven by more regulatory monitoring, higher compliance requirements, and expanding demand for trust-based digital services.

The individuals who were selected to establish this strategic body were expected to play a significant part in solidifying the nation's digital rule of law.

The collaboration will focus on key issues like data privacy, artificial intelligence, capacity building, and cybersecurity.

To defend against AI-driven threats, organisations must adopt data protection solutions that harness AI – essentially, “fighting fire with fire, says Hemant Harie, Group CTO at Data Management Professionals South Africa.

Smart Hands and on-the-ground expertise are now more critical than ever as Africa’s digital economy accelerates, according to Hugo Fourie of CMC Networks.

The company's growing channel partner ecosystem includes representation to engage with customers out of offices in Kenya and Morocco.

This flagship facility, the Ikoyi Metro EDGE data centre, is fully operational and marks the company's first foray into the West African market.

Aimed at cyber security decision-makers in South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya, a complimentary webinar will offer insight into the world of phishing and social engineering, and provide defence strategies to beat the attacks.

The company received EU certification, which recognises data centres that voluntarily commit to implementing best practices in energy efficiency and environmental stewardship.

The Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority has increased its awareness campaign for the Data Protection Act.