Expert analysis, threat briefings, and practical guidance from ISOLS security practitioners, helping African organisations stay ahead of evolving cyber threats.
Kenyan banks and SACCOs aren't migrating from the old cybersecurity rules to the new ones — they're running both, indefinitely, against a 24-hour reporting clock that doesn't care which framework applies.
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As enterprises across East Africa accelerate digital transformation, the traditional perimeter-based security model is failing. We break down what Zero Trust really means and how ISOLS helps organisations implement it step by step.
CTI data reveals a 340% increase in ransomware targeting financial institutions across Sub-Saharan Africa in 2025. We examine the tactics used and what an effective detection and response playbook looks like.
The Office of the Data Protection Commissioner is intensifying enforcement. We outline the key obligations, common compliance gaps, and a practical 90-day roadmap to achieve and demonstrate DPA compliance.
Privileged accounts remain the number-one attack vector in enterprise breaches across Africa. We explore why PAM programmes fail and how CyberArk deployments are changing the game for ISOLS clients.
Building a 24/7 Security Operations Centre in-house costs upwards of $2M annually. We compare the economics, capability maturity, and risk profile of in-house vs managed SECaaS models for East African organisations.
Nation-state actors and cybercrime groups are increasingly exploiting third-party suppliers to breach African enterprises. CTM360 threat intelligence from our SecOps practice reveals the emerging patterns and defences.
Many DLP deployments fail within 18 months due to poor policy design, alert fatigue, and lack of user awareness. We share practical lessons from ISOLS deployments across banks, telecoms and government agencies.
Professional development, training perspectives, and cybersecurity education from the Academy team.
The threat landscape evolves faster than traditional education can keep pace. We explore why CPD programmes have become critical for security professionals across Africa.
Many security training programmes fail because they are taught by theorists, not practitioners. Here is why real-world experience in the classroom makes all the difference.
Our advisory team provides customised threat briefings, board presentations, and security posture assessments for leading organisations across Africa.