Businesses urged to patch software vulnerabilities

Safaricom has called on enterprises to urgently strengthen their cybersecurity platforms, warning that vulnerabilities are leaving many firms exposed to costly and disruptive attacks...

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Safaricom has urged businesses to strengthen their cybersecurity defenses, warning that outdated systems and poor cyber hygiene leave firms vulnerable to attacks. Industry experts emphasized the urgent need for patching software vulnerabilities and implementing robust security measures.

Safaricom highlighted that Kenya's digital growth makes it a prime target for cybercriminals.
Acting Chief Enterprise Business Officer at Safaricom Frankline Okata stressed that security is central to business continuity and reputation.
A cybersecurity forum ahead of the Safaricom Cybersecurity Summit 2025 in Nairobi saw over 50 senior IT executives discuss threat detection and response.

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