Unicaf was delighted to sign an MoU with the Kenya Cyber Security and Forensics Association (KCSFA) at Unicaf’s offices in Kenya on September 25, marking an important step towards expanding opportunities for education, collaboration, and future engagement.
Among those attending the signing ceremony from Unicaf were Strategic Partnerships Manager Mr Joshua Nyambane Luka, and Senior Partnerships Manager Mr Samson Kithika Mbondo, alongside key representatives from the KCSFA, including Chairman Mr Keniz Agira, Vice Chairman Mr Fredrick Wahome, and IT Support Mr Kevin Mugo.
The signing of this MoU will ensure that the valuable work of the KCSFA receives further recognition and visibility within education, including its delivery of specialised short programmes in digital security and forensic investigation, its efforts to raise awareness and build capacity through workshops and other informative and insightful learning initiatives, as well as its research and innovation activities, which contribute to the effective monitoring of emerging developments and support a proactive approach to identifying and addressing evolving cybersecurity threats.
As the leading provider of online higher education in Africa, this partnership further strengthens Unicaf’s role in cybersecurity training, awareness, and professional development, while creating greater opportunities to develop and deliver joint training programmes, workshops, and awareness initiatives, while fostering knowledge exchange and collaboration on future events and projects through the sharing of expertise and resources with the KCSFA.
Through these joint efforts, this partnership will help equip learners, professionals, and the wider community with the knowledge and skills they need to successfully navigate an increasingly complex digital landscape.
