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Cybersecurity is a journey; Ghana must adapt to evolving threats — CSA

Mr Cudjoe-Seshie also highlighted the role of the Joint Cybersecurity Committee (JCC), chaired by the CSA, which brings together the Bank of Ghana, the Financial Intelligence Centre, the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO), the Criminal Investigations Department, National Security, the Ghana Armed Forces and other institutions to coordinate the country's cybersecurity efforts.
Mr Cudjoe-Seshie disclosed that the Financial Sector Cyber Security Operations Centre (FinCSOC), which initially focused on commercial banks, is being expanded to cover fintechs and other financial institutions.
According to Mr Cudjoe-Seshie, the banking and finance sector is regarded as one of Ghana's 13 critical national infrastructure sectors because of its importance to national security and socio-economic development.
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