Kenya Draft Cybersecurity Strategy 2025 to 2029 – Public Participation Call
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> This is a great initiative, and public participation is crucial in shaping
> a cybersecurity framework that protects Kenya’s digital ecosystem. The fact
> that this strategy will guide cybersecurity until 2029 means it needs to be
> both *forward-thinking* and *adaptive* to emerging threats like AI-driven
> cyberattacks, deepfake scams, and supply chain vulnerabilities.
>
> *A few key considerations:*
>
> 1. *Data Protection & Privacy* – How does this strategy align with
> Kenya’s Data Protection Act? Will it ensure better compliance and
> enforcement?
> 2. *Cybercrime Enforcement* – Strengthening legal frameworks is
> important, but how will the government ensure *effective* enforcement
> against digital fraud, online exploitation, and other cybercrimes?
> 3. *Public-Private Collaboration* – Cybersecurity is a shared
> responsibility. Does the strategy outline ways for businesses, tech
> communities, and the government to *collaborate* on cybersecurity
> initiatives?
>
> I’ll definitely go through the draft and share my thoughts. Thanks for
> sharing, Mutheu 😊
>
Best Regards,
Alexander N. Kathanzu,
LinkedIn:* www.linkedin.com/in/alexander-kathanzu-a2177b297
<www.linkedin.com/in/alexander-kathanzu-a2177b297> *
> This is a great initiative, and public participation is crucial in shaping
> a cybersecurity framework that protects Kenya’s digital ecosystem. The fact
> that this strategy will guide cybersecurity until 2029 means it needs to be
> both *forward-thinking* and *adaptive* to emerging threats like AI-driven
> cyberattacks, deepfake scams, and supply chain vulnerabilities.
>
> *A few key considerations:*
>
> 1. *Data Protection & Privacy* – How does this strategy align with
> Kenya’s Data Protection Act? Will it ensure better compliance and
> enforcement?
> 2. *Cybercrime Enforcement* – Strengthening legal frameworks is
> important, but how will the government ensure *effective* enforcement
> against digital fraud, online exploitation, and other cybercrimes?
> 3. *Public-Private Collaboration* – Cybersecurity is a shared
> responsibility. Does the strategy outline ways for businesses, tech
> communities, and the government to *collaborate* on cybersecurity
> initiatives?
>
> I’ll definitely go through the draft and share my thoughts. Thanks for
> sharing, Mutheu 😊
>
Best Regards,
Alexander N. Kathanzu,
LinkedIn:* www.linkedin.com/in/alexander-kathanzu-a2177b297
<www.linkedin.com/in/alexander-kathanzu-a2177b297> *
