In Kenya’s digital economy, trust is the infrastructure on which everything else is built.
By
Kerissa Varma
Chief Security Advisor, Africa
Africa's digital economy is accelerating at remarkable pace, drawing millions of first-time users into mobile money, e-commerce, digital lending and AI-enabled public services.
But its continued success will depend on whether people believe the digital systems they use are safe, accountable and worthy of their personal data, money and participation.
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