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With the rollout of 5G in Kenya, cyber criminals have got a new turf to exploit. As a country that’s adept at digital financial services, hacking attacks on its financial systems surged to 444 million by June 2022.
Even the National Kenya Computer Incident Response Team Coordination Center (KE-CIRT/CC) detected 143,040,599 cyber threat events during July to September 2021 which was a 268.883% increase from the 38,776,699 threat events detected in the previous period, April – June 2021.
In the quest to mitigate the emerging threat landscape, the Government of Kenya also launched the National Cybersecurity Strategy in 2022 with an objective to bring a more supportive regulatory framework for cybersecurity.
To facilitate robust collaborations between the public & private sectors, all the while featuring the best-in-class cybersecurity experts, Tradepass is hosting CyFrica in Kenya on 18 – 19 July 2023. The event will attract 600+ pre-qualified cybersecurity experts including the Heads of Information Security, Risk, Compliance, Forensics and Cyber Law from the leading public and private enterprises across the country.
With the country taking colossal leaps to incorporate digitalization into every aspect of society, the move has exposed the public & private sector to major security risks. Cybercrime has emerged as the biggest obstacle to Kenya’s surging digital economy that is expected to generate 9.24% of its total GDP by 2025.
The scope of the crimes is going beyond financials and encapsulates data loss, intellectual property theft, damage to brand reputation and a lot more. As a result, the need for an efficient cybersecurity framework has become more critical than ever.
cyber attacks during H1 2021
Banks identifying cyber risks as one of the top 3 innovation-related risks
Malware attacks in H1 2021
Cyber threat events during July to September 2021
Presenting the top inspiring names from the industry at the main stage to share crucial intelligence on the most pressing topics, which get further enriched by a Q&A session.
Enabling the organizations to showcase their best to the many pre-qualified delegates at the event in real time. The provision of using technology just adds on to the whole demonstration and helps in driving more leads from the top companies across the industry.
With a plethora of sectors participating at the event, you can tap into new markets by connecting with the relevant organizations and discuss project plans & implementation.
An exclusive after-party for more networking exposure, allowing attendees to break the ice with some spirit-lifting humor, all the while enabling them to unwind and rub shoulders against industry peers, thought leaders, and potential customers.
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.
Defending Kenya’s Cybersecurity Strategy for a Safe Digital Footprint
Future of Cybersecurity Security Consolidation One Roof Solution
Shielding Digital Identity Ecosystem in Kenya to Boost National Economy
Boosting Cyber Capacity Building to Strengthen Cyber Ecosystem
Security at the Intersection of IOT and 5G
Protecting the Critical Pocket Device from Data Thefts
Multi-Vector Attack Fortifying Security Edges of a Growing Digital Landscape
Cyber Specialised Officer
INTERPOL
Tradepass has successfully linked 250+ global cybersecurity companies with thousands of pre-qualified in-market buyers across Asia, Middle East & Africa.
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Meet and network with 1000+ cyber security experts, view the conference sessions, interact with the thought leaders, speakers, visit the exhibition booths to witness world-class solutions, download brochures, stream videos, and many more.
Exchange business cards and have text or video-based interactions
Integrated platform that mirrors in-person event experience virtually
Explore the next-gen solutions from all our sponsors and partners
Download case-studies, whitepapers and solution-packed information
A detailed set of enhanced health and safety measures to ensure the successful integration of exhibitions and events in the current pandemic era.
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