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Develop systems in indigenous languages to tackle emerging cyber threats - Expert to cybersecurity authorities

It also outlines practical strategies for preventing online radicalisation through stronger cybersecurity policies, digital literacy, community engagement, multilingual threat monitoring and collaboration among government agencies, educational institutions, technology companies and civil society organisations.
Dr Abukari also urged the government and relevant institutions to expand the National Cyber Security Awareness Campaign to address the growing threat of online radicalisation through targeted public education and community engagement programmes.
The book examines the growing threat of cyber terrorism and digital radicalisation in Ghana and how digital platforms were increasingly being exploited to spread extremist ideologies, misinformation and disinformation, recruit vulnerable individuals and facilitate cyber-enabled crimes.
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