Cyber Security Authority Warns of New Threats to Critical Infrastructure

The Cyber Security Authority (CSA) has warned that Ghana's Critical Information Infrastructure (CII) faces new dangers.

These threats include data infiltration, attacks on supply chains, and fake videos created by artificial intelligence.

Alex Awere-Kyere, Senior Manager for CII at the CSA, spoke about these risks during a cyber training event in Accra.

He stressed the importance of the media in helping to protect these vital systems.

The CSA highlighted that these new threats require increased vigilance from all sectors.

Protecting CII is crucial for the country's stability and economy.

The authority is working to build stronger defenses against these evolving cyber dangers.

Further details on the capacity-building project were shared by the CSA.