NTT DATA urges EA institutions: revamp your cybersecurity strategies now

May 1, 2024
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TLDR:

  • NTT DATA urges East African institutions to reassess cybersecurity strategies in response to Gen-AI.
  • Combatting evolving threats requires robust security strategies that integrate people, processes, and platforms.

NTT DATA is urging private and public institutions in East Africa to reassess their cybersecurity strategies due to the increasing influence of Generative Artificial Intelligence (Gen-AI) and its associated risks. The company emphasizes the need for specialized knowledge to address concerns such as intellectual property, privacy breaches, misinformation, and data integrity.

There has been a significant increase in cyber attacks in Kenya, reflecting a growing concern amid the country’s digitization efforts. NTT DATA launched Managed Detection and Response, Digital Forensic & Incidents Response, Managed Collaboration Cloud Solutions, and advanced Managed Network Services to help clients enhance cybersecurity and network efficiency.

NTT DATA is committed to introducing global services to the East African market and collaborating closely with local businesses and governments to offer tailored solutions for digital transformation. The company aims to be the preferred partner for organizations seeking to thrive in the era of Artificial Intelligence.


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