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ITS OFFICIAL: Cyber In Africa Project is launching online as The Viewpoint of Africa's Cybersecurity. With the mission to bring Africa's cybersecurity to the forefront of local, continental and global conversations. Link to website: cyberinafrica.com. Follow @CyberInAfrica

We are thrilled by this. Super duper move by @yelbridges. Can't wait! @CyberInAfrica @mambo_sm

@yelbridges has partnered with @USIUAfrica to offer specialised training in cyber security to students pursuing computer-related courses. Students graduating under the programme are exposed to opportunities in Germany for further training. @6DegreesCyber businessdailyafrica.com/corporate/tech…

IT firm and our partner @Yelbridges is investing in a Ksh150 million Virtual Conference Centre in Thika to offer training on cyber security to IT professionals in the country & boost defence against cyber-attacks. Read more: businessdailyafrica.com/corporate/tech… @CyberSpeakLC @6DegreesCyber

Today #CyberSecurity Event @Uni_Rwanda Don't Miss @RISARWANDA @RwandaICT @IBMuhizi @alez @jbtuyishimire @WomenCSSociety @CyberInAfrica @6DegreesCyber @ClaudetteIrere @RIB_Rw @Rwandapolice @IGIHE @IgnaceGatare @bictrwanda @CIOonline @CybersecuritySF

A threesome of AI, Blockchain & The Law can not go without data privacy & cybersecurity. Have you reserved a spot yet? REGISTER NOW: quicket.co.ug/events/65572-l… @LegalTechUganda @ALT_LegalTech @NamuliBlazevic @StrathCIPIT @CyberLineUG @milimatechug

CALL FOR CYBERSECURITY WRITERS. So you think you can write on a cybersecurity topic? We are looking for writers for our next issue of the CyberScape Africa magazine. Writers must be of African,be of African descent or be based in Africa. Email us at: editor@cyberinafrica.com.

@CyberInAfrica @CyberSpeakLC @desmond_israel @MokoenaDee @emenalf @marengz @mambo_sm @bluzron Will definitely be apart this.

Its OUR first time and it feels like breaking the bough😁 We are hosting our maiden Tweet Chat with the contributors of the inaugural issue of CyberScape Africa magazine - the first & only #infosec magazine in & out of Africa (can't stop saying this :) SAVE DATE! @CyberSpeakLC

BUILD YOUR CYBERSECURITY KNOWLEDGE LEADERSHIP! Are you a technology and/or cybersecurity services and/or solutions provider in Africa? Are you pan-African or looking to reach audience in the region with your products, services, events and more? ADVERTISE with us. DM us for info

@Borderless_i Omo, this thread highlights a key gap in Africa cyber eco-system. @CyberInAfrica

3. Him: Through word of mouth. Just introduce my service to your contacts and I'll do the rest. Me: But I need to be able to show them something...white papers or industry research at least. Him: Just put me in front of your contacts. Me: Selling by obscurity isn't a strategy

Spoke to the CEO of a security startup about developing a #contentmarketing strategy. They've got a bland website, no blog, no social media. "How will potential clients know about your service?" I asked. CEO: I prefer to sell through conducting demos of the service. Thread.

@Borderless_i @secbeard True. @CyberInAfrica comment on this.

@secbeard Agree. In 2019, content marketing should be part of a broader marketing strategy for tech startups IMHO.

Web App Hacking, Part 4: Finding Vulnerabilities in WordPress Sites #wordpress #webapphacking #wpscan #cybersecurity bit.ly/2knvt2i

Practical bug bounty hunting guides on various technologies/ applications by yours truly on @CyberInAfrica's first edition of their magazine ..Read on issuu.com/cyberinafrica/… #BugBounty #bugbountytip #BugBountyTips

As I got older, I realized: 1 lost money can be found; lost time is lost forever 2 learning to learn, and changing yourself is a superpower 3 you are not your job 4 networking is about giving 5 best teacher is your last mistake 6 good manners as important as good education

RELEASED: The CyberScape Africa Magazine. Issue 1. January 2019. It explores the cybersecurity landscape and eco-system in Africa with perspectives,insights,knowledge from pros in Africa. Take a good weekend read here: cyberinafrica.com/cyber-scape-af… @4infosec @Borderless_i @RemiAfon

@uzarwanda @rwandacybersec @RISARWANDA @CyberSecurityAc @cyberlabsbgu @CyberSec__News @6DegreesCyber @IBMuhizi @MusoniPaula @RwandaICT @Muhirela @RICTAInfo Criminals know that SMEs have limited budgets to invest in operations and other activities. Therefore, few of the SMEs will only pay attention to cybersecurity concerns.Type of business of the SME is also the influence. Even some companies which are not SMEs are still struggling!

@uzarwanda @rwandacybersec @RISARWANDA @CyberSecurityAc @cyberlabsbgu @CyberSec__News @6DegreesCyber @IBMuhizi @MusoniPaula @RwandaICT @Muhirela @RICTAInfo There are a lot of articles written around the same concerns you have for the SMEs, here are some of them: Do SMEs Care About Cyber Security?(karenrenaud.com/pdf/flyerRepor…); sbs.com.au/news/small-bus…; itgovernance.co.uk/blog/how-serio….

@uzarwanda @rwandacybersec @RISARWANDA @CyberSecurityAc @cyberlabsbgu @CyberSec__News @6DegreesCyber @IBMuhizi @MusoniPaula @RwandaICT @Muhirela @RICTAInfo I do recommend that SMEs take some precautions to counteract the malicious activities of the criminals: 1)They should depend on the use of the existing secure free services 2)They can use the free trusted service of the cloud as their backup strategies 3)No faked software in use

FROM ARCHIVE: Every battle is won before its fought – Sun Tzu. Developing a highly effective Cyber Security Strategy cyberinafrica.com/developing-eff… @yelbridges @mambo_sm @6DegreesCyber @kiconcolga

@uzarwanda @rwandacybersec @RISARWANDA @CyberSecurityAc @cyberlabsbgu @CyberSec__News @6DegreesCyber @IBMuhizi @MusoniPaula @RwandaICT @Muhirela @RICTAInfo 4)I do not recommend the use of free antiviruses as they only offer min-protection. 5)I recommend partnering with others under the signed agreement to ensure they increase their security maturity level. 6)I recommend SMEs having a continuous small reserved cybersecurity budget