Cyberattacks in Kenya Drop Sharply, But Vigilance Urged

Kenya saw a dramatic fall in cyberattacks during the first quarter of the year, according to new government data. The Communications Authority (CA) reports that incidents dropped by 81.6 percent to approximately 842 million. This marks a significant decline from previous periods. The CA did not specify the exact cause of the sharp decrease in its latest report. Despite the positive trend, the authority issued a caution. It warned that the threat from cybercriminals remains serious and urged organizations and the public to maintain strong security measures. The CA is Kenya's national regulator for broadcasting and telecommunications. It routinely monitors and reports on the country's cybersecurity landscape.