Principal Secretary for Broadcasting and Telecommunications Edward Kisiang’ani has called for collaborative efforts between the government and the private sector in enhancing cybersecurity.
Speaking during the the Annual National Public Key Infrastructure Forum (NPKI) hosted by the Ministry of Information, Communications, and the Digital Economy, Kisiang’ani underscored the need for preparedness to confront cyber threats collectively.
The PS lauded the forum for charting a course toward bolstering confidence and trust in digital systems.
“Building Trust in a Digital World: The Future of the NPKI” resonates well with our focus on enhancing the security of our digital infrastructure, without which any other progress we make will remain fragile,” said Kisiangani.
As Kenya actively participates in the global digital economy, the CS emphasized the need for practical digital disaster preparedness.
Kisingani highlighted the Digital Superhighway Agenda as one of the government’s key projects which aims to maximize ICT potential across the country.
