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MTN deepens cybersecurity awareness as fraudsters evolve

The company is equipping employees with knowledge and information-security practices to protect sensitive corporate and customer information and strengthen its first line of defence against fraud.
Madam Jacqueline Hanson-Kotei, Senior Manager in charge of Enterprise Information and Security Governance at MTN Ghana, said this during the company’s annual cybersecurity awareness engagement with staff in Takoradi.
Madam Hanson-Kotei said MTN employees handled company and customer information daily and had a responsibility to prevent such information from being compromised.
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