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Kenya bolsters eCitizen security with Google Cloud partnership

Hillary Keverenge by Hillary Keverenge
May 30, 2024
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Google Cloud is stepping up to fortify Kenya’s digital frontier by joining forces with the government to safeguard the eCitizen platform from the rising tide of cyberattacks. This collaboration aims to address the never-ending threat of cyberattacks as the government ramps up its efforts to digitize essential services through eCitizen.

The Department of Immigration & Citizen Services is at the forefront of this initiative, actively evaluating Google Cloud’s renowned CyberShield solution and Mandiant’s expertise. This dynamic duo is poised to improve the protection of eCitizen, a critical platform that hosts a wide array of government services for Kenyan citizens.

CyberShield, a cybersecurity solution developed by Google Cloud, helps governments to build robust defenses against cyberthreats. By safeguarding web-facing infrastructure and nurturing the skills of cybersecurity teams, CyberShield plays a pivotal role in establishing effective security operations. This technology is set to enhance the resilience of the eCitizen platform, ensuring its availability and safeguarding sensitive citizen data.

Mandiant, a globally recognized cybersecurity firm acquired by Google Cloud, brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the table. Their deep understanding of cyberthreats and incident response capabilities will be instrumental in fortifying the eCitizen platform against sophisticated attacks. Mandiant’s involvement is expected to instill confidence in the security of government services offered through eCitizen.

This collaboration comes at a crucial juncture as Kenya accelerates its digital transformation journey. With more citizens relying on eCitizen for essential services, the risk of cyberattacks has grown exponentially. By partnering with Google Cloud, the Kenyan government is demonstrating its commitment to protecting citizen data and ensuring the smooth operation of its digital infrastructure. The government is also working with Google to bring a new fiber optic cable into the country as Kenya looks to prevent a reoccurrence of recent internet outages.

The Kenyan government’s decision to embrace Google Cloud’s cybersecurity solutions is a testament to the growing recognition of the importance of cybersecurity in the digital age. As governments worldwide grapple with the challenges of protecting critical infrastructure and citizen data, partnerships like this one are paving the way for a more secure and resilient digital future.

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