Continuous trust essential for African fintech
Sumsub executives warn that static identity verification leaves digital financial platforms vulnerable to AI attacks.
CyberIAM deal boosts Integrity360 reach
Cybersecurity firm Integrity360 expands global footprint with acquisition of UK and SA identity specialist CyberIAM.
The de-escalation effect: How Motorola Solutions body cameras help enhance personnel, patient safety at Dortmund Hospital
Klinikum Dortmund in Germany has equipped its emergency department staff with V200 body cameras and the VideoManager software solution from Motorola Solutions.
Designing the modern AI cooling stack
Moving away from anecdotal risks toward a physics-based architectural strategy will enable facility engineers deploy direct-to-chip cooling with confidence.
Senegal adopts critical infrastructure law
Senegal’s National Assembly passes Bill No. 25/2026 to safeguard critical information infrastructure against cybercrime.
Why cyber resilience is becoming important than cyber prevention
Cyber resilience is an organisation’s ability to keep operating during and after a cyber incident. It is not just about stopping attacks.
Kenya, UK strengthen cybersecurity ties
The partnership will focus on supporting Kenya's establishment of a dedicated national cybersecurity agency.
Senegal moves to safeguard digital infrastructure
As rapid connectivity outpaces legal frameworks across Africa, Senegal is stepping up with a new bill presented by ICT minister Samba Diouf to overhaul national cyber security architecture through a tiered risk-management model.
Uganda commits to making cyber space safe for minors
The country officially launches “Be a Cyber Hero” campaign aimed at promoting safer, more responsible digital spaces, especially for children and young people.
Uganda tackles growing cyber threats
The event marked the launch of Uganda's first unified national platform to address digital threats, shifting from fragmented individual responses to a synchronised national strategy.
Security has an identity problem – and it’s not just technical
The real risk organisations face today is not just that identities can be compromised, but that they are often overextended, poorly managed, and fundamentally misunderstood.
Kenya tightens cyber café rules to close identity gap
As from 14 August, operators required to register every customer and keep session logs.
