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Cybersecurity is a business risk, not just an IT issue – CSA Director-General
The Cyber Security Authority (CSA) has urged boards, chief executives, and senior leaders across Ghana’s financial and digital ecosystems to take greater responsibility for cybersecurity, warning that cyber risks should not be left solely to technology departments.
He said the CSA, working with law enforcement, intelligence, regulatory and international partners, would continue to strengthen Ghana’s capacity to identify, investigate and disrupt cyber-enabled crime.
The cyber security authority working with our law enforcement, intelligence, regulatory, and international partners, will continue to strengthen Ghana's capability to identify, investigate and disrupt cyber-enabled crime,” he said.
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