Strengthen cyber laws to safeguard citizens’ data

Widespread cyber vulnerability may erode confidence in digital services, hinder the adoption of e-governance projects, and weaken Kenya's appeal to investors in the digital economy.

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In a more digitalised world, our personal data has become a valuable asset. Kenyans and people across the globe depend on digital platforms for almost all facets of everyday life, including mobile money transactions, internet banking, social networking, and e-commerce.

However, this digital transformation has significant risks. Cybercrime, identity theft, and data breaches are increasing, jeopardising both individual privacy and national security.

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