Safaricom Business Showcases Cybersecurity Capabilities Ahead of 2025 Summit

Safaricom Business hosted a cybersecurity session in Nairobi showcasing its MSOC as Kenya faces 4.6B cyber threats...

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Safaricom Business hosted IT and security executives to showcase its Managed Security Operations Centre (MSOC), emphasizing its role in strengthening enterprise resilience against rising cyber threats in Kenya.

The Communications Authority of Kenya reported a surge of 4.6 billion cyber incidents in Q2 2025.
Frankline Okata, Acting Chief Enterprise Business Officer at Safaricom, stated that security is central to business continuity.
Nicholas Mulila, Safaricom’s Chief Corporate Security Officer, highlighted ransomware, phishing, and insider threats as pressing risks.

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