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Ghana needs stronger international cooperation to fight cybercrime – CSA

Ghana needs stronger international cooperation to tackle cybercrime as digital threats increasingly cross national borders, Director-General of the Cyber Security Authority (CSA), Dr Divine Selase Agbeti, has said.
Dr Agbeti said the success of international cybersecurity cooperation should be measured by whether it improved incident response, information-sharing and the resilience of Africa’s digital systems.“International partnerships should respond to national priorities, support sustainable capacity development and equip our institutions to manage cybersecurity risks independently over time,” he said.
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