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Africa Cyber Defense Forum 2026

The Africa Cyber Defense Forum 2026 will convene cybersecurity leaders, policymakers, industry, academia and practitioners in Nairobi under the theme “Africa’s Cyber Sovereignty: From Vision to Action in a Fragmented World.” The Forum will focus on strengthening Africa’s capacity to secure its…

Africa Cyber Defense Forum 2026

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