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Ghana's Cybersecurity Leadership: Lessons from West Africa's Most Secure Digital Landscape

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digital infrastructure

Record type:

policy
Creator:
TOU
Publisher:
Zenodo
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Digital transformation in Africa has underscored the need for robust cybersecurity frameworks that protect nation-states and foster regional cooperation. Ghana emerges as a regional leader by establishing a centralized cybersecurity authority, aligning with international legal instruments, and promoting public-private collaborations. This publication reviews Ghana’s institutional and legal structures, compares Ghana’s model with other West African nations, and outlines key lessons and recommendations for harmonizing digital security across the region.

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