Let’s be real, cybersecurity in today’s world isn’t just about protection; it’s about preserving your business’s reputation and trust. In fact, cyberattacks in Africa have surged by 23% year-over-year, causing over $1.5 billion in losses across sectors like finance, healthcare, energy, and government between 2019 and 2024. Source: africacpaf.com
One of the most alarming stats? In Q1 2023, Nigeria alone saw a 64% spike in data breaches, exposing over 82,000 compromised accounts. Business Insider Africa and it’s not just about numbers, these attacks are shaking trust and harming lives.
How Cloudware Africa Protects You
1. Risk Assessment & Security Audits
We start with a tailored audit, identifying threats and mapping them back to your business goals. It’s about fixing gaps before damage happens.
2. Advanced Threat Protection
From AI-driven monitoring to next-gen firewalls, we defend your operations proactively because reactive isn’t good enough anymore.
3. Data Protection & Encryption
Whether client records or internal databases, we ensure encryption is rock-solid and access is on a “need-to-know” basis.
4. Identity & Access Management
We help you manage digital identities tightly ensuring only the right people get in.
5. Incident Response & Recovery
In case of breach, our playbook gets you back online fast, limiting damage and downtime.
Cybersecurity in Action: Real Cases
- Banks using threat monitoring to catch fraud before it strikes.
- Hospitals encrypting patient data against ransomware.
- Governments safeguarding citizen services.
- Retailers protecting e-commerce platforms.
- Universities securing remote learning platforms from intrusion.
Why Businesses Choose Cloudware Africa
- Expertise: Local cybersecurity talent aligned with global standards.
- Presence: We understand African contexts, from infrastructure constraints to regulatory nuances.
- Coverage: From tech tools to human processes, we've got you fully covered.
- Relationship: We partner with you, not just sell.
Metric
Data
Point
Weekly cyberattacks per organization (Africa)
+23% YoY
The Guardian Nigeria
Losses from cyberattacks (2019–2024)
Over $1.5
billionafricacpaf.com
Nigeria data breach surge (Q1 2023)
64% growth, ~82,000 accounts
Business Insider Africa
Cybercrime arrests (Africa-wide operation)
306 individuals detained
Reddit
Malabo Convention effective date
June 2023
Wikipedia
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