Africa faces 100k-person gap of certified cyber security talent
Liquid C2 says there are only 7 000 certified cyber security professionals, or one for every 177 000 people on the continent.
Samuel Mungadze
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Liquid to launch new data centre in Zambia
Liquid Zambia has committed to launch a new data centre, and expand its fibre network to connect more towns across the country.
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Liquid C2 sets up cyber security fusion centre in Zambia
The centre will offer comprehensive cyber security services, including threat intelligence, detection, and incident response.
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Liquid acquires Egyptian cyber security firm Cysiv MEA
Cysiv MEA, formerly SecureMisr, provides enterprise cloud and cyber security services to some of Egypt's top companies, particularly in the financial services sector.
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Liquid C2 beefs up cybersecurity offering with new fusion centre launch
Second African Cyber Security Fusion Centre opened in Nairobi.
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Microsoft, Liquid Cloud look to capitalise on Africa’s hybrid cloud growth
Companies plan to roll out new solutions to Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
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Liquid launches Cyber Security Fusion Centre in Johannesburg
Company claims a first for Africa, contribution to effort to address increase in cyber threats.
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Telesmart.io and Liquid team up to drive CXaaS in Africa
Liquid Cloud will use Telesmart.io’s platform to manage voice numbers and support the growth of Customer Experience as a Service (CXaaS) across the continent.
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Liquid Telecom buys QBS Group’s MEA operations
The company announces a strategic acquisition of the Middle East and African operations of Quattro Business Solutions.
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Liquid announces cyber security unit
End-to-end managed services for digital security solutions.
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Western Cape govt invests in Microsoft ExpressRoute
Liquid Telecom delivers first Microsoft ExpressRoute within Africa exchanged locally.
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Liquid Telecom partners Metaswitch to drive new voice service
Cloud native VNFs (Virtualised Network Function) partners to serve as foundation of new services in Kenya, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda and Zimbabwe.