InfoSecSherpa’s Africa InfoSec News Roundup for Tuesday, March 8, 2022
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News items are from February 20th through March 8th.
- African Lessons in Cyber Strategy
(African Center for Strategic Studies, March 8th) - 3 South African Cybersecurity Companies You Should Probably Know About
(IT News Africa, March 2nd) - South Africa Has Largest Rise in Cyber Attacks
(All Africa, February 23rd) - ICANN-Managed Root Server Clusters to Strengthen Africa’s Internet Infrastructure
(PRNewswire, February 28th) - $3.5bn and growing: The huge cost of cybercrime in Africa
(Sunday Times, February 21st) - Namibia Cyber Security Skills Gaps Tackled
(All Africa, February 24th) - How Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Affects Africa
(All Africa, Various Dates) - Namibian businesses more prone to cyberthreats: research firm
(Xinhuanet, February 24th) - Ghana’s efforts at tackling cyber-crime laudable
(Ghana Web, February 20th) - Kenya to host one of Africa’s two giant data hubs
(The Citizen, March 1st)