| dc.description | The Cyber Security Africa Summit 2022 was an exclusive virtual event for cybersecurity professionals to engage with leaders and discuss the future of Cyber Security.
The event was hosted by 500+ CISOs, CIOs, CTOs, CSOs, CEOs, Data Protection Officers, VPs, Directors, Heads, and Managers with responsibility for IT & IT Security, Cyber Security, Information Security, IT Infrastructure, Risk and compliance, Data Protection, Data Governance, Digital Transformation, Security Architect, and other experts in the domain. A virtual gathering of global tech leaders to highlight and discuss the future adoption of cyber security solutions that will help boost Africa's tech infrastructure into the new normal.
The event was presented with select topics addressed in the form of keynotes, panel discussions, fireside chats, solution showcases, and interactive workshops to build comprehensive IT infrastructure and stronger security measures using tested methods and specialized tools. Hear exclusive keynotes from trail-blazing industry leaders and have the chance to participate in interactive panel debates, bench-marking your approach to cyber security against peers.
Togolese President Faure Gnassingbé chaired the opening of the first Africa Cybersecurity Summit in Lomé. "We are gathered here to reflect on ways to meet the challenges of cybercrime. It is about developing synergies to fight crime in the digital transition," said Mr. Gnassingbé in his speech. Summit opening.
"One of Africa's major concerns in this regard is cybersecurity," said Faure Gnassingbé, insisting that it is important that Africa "be there and at the same time be part of this new world under construction to respond adequately to the challenges it entails."
"Our States must together establish legal frameworks to regulate the use of cyberspace and to repress cybercrimes and related activities," added the Togolese President. | en |
