Ghana unveils new SIM registration system focused on security and consumer ease
Ghana is launching a new identity-linked SIM registration system to enhance security, reduce fraud, and improve user experience in the telecom sector.
Ghana is launching a new identity-linked SIM registration system to enhance security, reduce fraud, and improve user experience in the telecom sector.
A new Rwanda-based initiative aims to boost Africa’s cyber resilience by training one million professionals and expanding collaboration across the continent.
Zimbabwe is tightening enforcement of data protection laws, with POTRAZ warning unlicensed data handlers to comply immediately or face regulatory action.
Redington convened public and private sector leaders in Angola to accelerate digital transformation through infrastructure, AI, and cybersecurity initiatives, highlighting the importance of partnerships and ecosystem collaboration across key industries.
Cyber talent shortages, fragmented security practices, and weak third-party oversight are exposing Middle East organisations to growing supply chain threats, with many lacking the resources and structure to respond effectively.
Jordan ranked third in the Middle East for cyberattacks linked to the ongoing regional conflict, according to S&P Global Ratings. Despite the rise in attacks, the country’s critical infrastructure and economic systems remain unaffected, highlighting the resilience of its cybersecurity capabilities.
Egypt has introduced Wa3i.net, a national Arabic-language cybersecurity platform targeting 98 million users, to provide educational resources and training for families and youth in response to a surge in regional cybercrime and phishing attacks.
Mobile banking malware attacks increased by 56% in 2025 as cybercriminals expanded Trojan banker campaigns targeting Android smartphones and digital payment users.
The establishment of this 24/7 facility marks a shift from a reactive to a proactive security posture. By centralizing its cyber defenses, Pakistan aims to protect the integrity of its digital borders during a sensitive period of both regional geopolitical conflict and domestic digital transformation.
Pakistan is advancing its digital transformation through the Digital Nation Pakistan Act 2025, establishing new governance bodies, launching a national AI policy, strengthening cybersecurity frameworks, expanding submarine cable connectivity, and accelerating broadband deployment. The government also aims to digitize public sector operations and protect citizens’ digital rights.