Zoracom participated in the CyberSecure Ghana International Conference (CGIC) 2026, held at the Africa Trade House in Accra, Ghana.
The conference brought together policymakers, cybersecurity professionals, industry leaders, and technology providers to discuss emerging cyber threats, digital resilience, and the future of cybersecurity across Africa.
A major highlight was the participation of Kesiena Ogheneruru, Zoracom’s Chief Operations and People Officer (COPO), as a panelists during Friday’s session on “The Friday Transfer.” The interactive session featured a cyber scenario for audience voting, followed by panelists sharing their perspectives on cybersecurity, operational resilience, and evolving digital threats.
One major point emphasized was that people are central to cyber resilience. Business leaders should work with IT teams to ensure that everyone is aware. Cyber resilience is a leadership responsibility, an operational discipline, and a people issue. Organisations must prepare(have an incident management Plan), coordinate, document crises and learn from them. Resilience is not just about having cybersecurity solutions; it is also about having the right team.
Zoracom helps organisations achieve two things. We offer 24/7 operations to proactively identify threats before an attack and escalate issues before they occur.
As continuous monitoring and cyber resilience are essential in today’s threat landscape, we help organisations detect threats proactively, strengthen security, and build digital resilience.
We appreciate the organisers, speakers, partners, and participants who made CGIC 2026 a valuable engagement.
Stay connected with Zoracom as we share more highlights and key moments from the conference.
To learn more about Fortrex, our 24/7 NSOC capabilities, and our technology solutions, visit www.zoracom.com.
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