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With 500 million internet users, Africa holds great potential for digital growth and this overwhelming figure is just 38% of the continent’s mammoth population. As per Interpol, the continent witnessed a significant spike in cybercrime post COVID-19 where the online banking platforms had to endure a 238% rise in cyberattacks in 2020. Consequently, Africa and Middle East’s cybersecurity market has been projected to reach $23.4 billion by 2023.
In line with Africa’s commitment towards building the next-gen cyber vault, Tradepass is thrilled to host the 4th edition CyFrica at The Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) in Nairobi, Kenya on 28 – 29 June 2022. The event will attract 1500+ pre-qualified cybersecurity experts (in-person & virtual) including the Heads of Information Security, Risk, Compliance, Forensics and Cyber Law from the leading public and private enterprises across Africa.
With 60% of the African population under 25 years, the continent is witnessing rampant growth with technology adoption. But this development is getting entwined with a rich cybercrime landscape and 90% of the African enterprises are functioning without a definite cybersecurity protocol.
It’s no surprise that cybercrimes reduced Africa’s GDP by 10% in 2021. In the aftermath, Africa and Middle East’s cybersecurity market is projected to reach $23.4 billion by 2023, growing at a CAGR of 11.9%.
botnet victim detections
reduction in GDP due to cybercrime
MEA’s cybersecurity market by 2023
ransomware detections in 2020
Curating the best-in-class case studies and insightful topics to aid in defining the right set of protocols and the future road map for the organizations.
Cybersecurity Plan 2022
Cloud Security
Zero Trust
Ethical Hacking
DevSecOps
Digital Forensics
Digital Identity
Protecting Enterprises
Cyber Specialised Officer
INTERPOL