ICT Authority and Kenic sign MoU to boost digital literacy and cybersecurity in Kenya's public sector

Kenya's ICT Authority has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Kenya Network Information Centre (Kenic). The partnership aims to strengthen the .ke domains and promote ICT standards across government agencies, while also fostering digital literacy among Kenyan citizens.

This collaborative effort marks a major step towards creating a more secure and digitally savvy public sector. By working together, the ICT Authority and Kenic seek to address the growing need for robust cybersecurity measures and digital literacy in the face of increasing online threats.

The MoU paves the way for the development of a comprehensive framework to enhance the security and resilience of .ke domains, ensuring the integrity of online government services and protecting citizens' personal data.

Moreover, the partnership will promote the adoption of ICT standards across government agencies, facilitating seamless communication, data sharing, and service delivery.

CEO of ICT Authority, Stanley Kamanguya, hailed the signing of the MoU as a significant milestone in Kenya's digital transformation journey. "This partnership demonstrates our commitment to building a more secure, efficient, and digitally literate public sector," he said.

The collaboration between the ICT Authority and Kenic is expected to have a positive impact on Kenya's digital economy, fostering innovation, economic growth, and social development.

By:  Nana Appiah Acquaye