Author name: Richard Kafui

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Unlocking Ghana’s Digital Future: A Focus on Digital Inclusion and Financial Empowerment

Ghana’s commitment to digital inclusion is reflected in its progressive initiatives to bridge the digital divide. The nation has witnessed substantial growth in internet penetration, with a surge in mobile phone usage propelling digital access even in remote areas. Initiatives like the Ghana Open Data Initiative and efforts to expand ICT infrastructure, showcase the government’s dedication to ensuring that the benefits of the digital era are accessible to all.

Articles, Cyber Security Awareness

The Sherrif Security Indicator v4.23

The three greatest security concerns from last year’s survey – personal safety, inability to meet financial obligations, and national security, remain same for this year. However, inability to meet financial obligations moved from the 2nd position to number 1 this year. Compared to last year’s survey, mobile money fraud remains the least security concern of the respondents.

Articles, Cyber Security Awareness

Cybersecurity Starter-Pack for Kids

Just like you go to a real playground to have fun and meet friends, cyberspace is a place for fun and learning on the internet. But remember, just as you have to be careful and follow rules at the playground, you also have to be careful in cyberspace. Always ask a grown-up for help, be nice to others, and never share personal information with strangers. With the right guidance, cyberspace can be a fun and safe place to explore!

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Cybersecurity for Children

Before you can begin teaching cybersecurity to kids, you need to grasp the concept first. There are numerous risks associated with online browsing, but it is difficult to explain and enforce internet safety for children when you lack complete information.

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ESG: Why Should Your Organization Be Concerned?

ESG—Environment, Social, and Governance—represents a paradigm shift in how we evaluate and prioritize business practices and investments. It acknowledges that companies have broader responsibilities beyond generating profits, including their impact on the environment, society, and ethical governance

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Bossware:

Common Bossware applications include time tracking, employee productivity monitoring, system monitoring, and compliance with data protection laws. Companies use it to monitor employee labour, but they cannot disclose the information. The instrument ensures that sensitive data is not leaked or stolen from company systems when used by businesses.

Articles, Capacity Building, TICON Africa

TICON AFRICA Inaugural Conference

Our theme for this conference, “Unifying ICT Talent to Power the African Continent to 2030 and Beyond,” underscores the urgency and importance of our mission. Africa stands on the brink of a digital revolution, and it is our collective responsibility to ensure that this transformation benefits all its people, leaving no one behind.

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