Government, thus, must work with the Chamber of Technology and relevant stakeholders like the Institute for ICT Professionals Ghana to promote collaborative approaches to digital policies and strategies in a concerted, collaborative, inclusive bottom-up approach that welcomes debates in shaping our digital landscape.
…You Can Be There Too Cybersecurity is a fast-growing industry with great opportunities and a huge gap in skills. It
Oracle Academy & IIPGH organized a coding boot camp for students in Ghana The Digitalisation drive of the Government of
Introduction In this technologically advanced era, clicking has become one of the most fundamental acts we perform. According to Wellnomics
Whenever cybersecurity is mentioned, most people think of ethical hacking. However, cybersecurity is broader than this widely held perception. This
National Cyber Security Awareness Month 2021 Introduction The Sherrif Security Indicator (TSSI) is an annual online survey that is organized
While the threat actors are improving on the campaign’s sophistication by building reputable-sounding content within the body of the email, cybersecurity awareness training for executives and businesses will help avoid falling for targeted social engineering attacks, and actively monitoring emails to flag threats and making sure other users are protected are equally important control measures.
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As cybercriminals are getting more and more complex, organizations and individuals need to stay ahead of the curve in securing data and information.
Technology education and skills development should not be the preserve of the affluent in our society, it must be democratized and accessible by all. This is because emerging technology skills are now essential tools for employment in the 21st century and in the next decade may become a requirement for any type of job – David Gowu (Executive Director, IIPGH).
The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications (GCT), is an industry association, representing the interests of telecommunication operators and infrastructure companies, namely; AirtelTigo, MTN, Vodafone, American Tower Company, Helios Towers, Huawei, Comsys, and C-Squared. Members offer services ranging from fixed and mobile telecommunications to mobile data solutions, Internet services, and mobile financial services.
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