Liquid Telecom sponsors Cloud and Security Summit 2020

Liquid Telecom have inked their partnership with CIO East Africa. As businesses across the world rapidly leverage on cloud and security systems to protect their infrastructure, Liquid Telecoms sponsorship towards the Cloud and Cyber security summit is timely as East Africa gears up for the world of cloud infused with security.

The event is themed; Safe and secure online services. Happening on the 19th and 20th at the Serena Hotel, it rings a resounding call for a more coordinated approach to effectively manage modern day challenges for information security in both public and private sector enterprises.

The Cloud and Cyber Security summit agenda purposes to highlight some of the most innovative advancements in cloud computing and the security implications that come with its adoption.

The session will be bringing together IT and Cyber Security experts comprising Cyber Governance and Compliance Teams, CISOs, CIOs, CTOs and IT Architects in the public and business enterprises share experiences that’s squarely intended to debunk cyber security and myths around cloud and security.

With just two weeks left to the Cloud and Security Summit, Liquid Telecom has built Africa’s largest independent fibre network, spanning over 70,000km, and operates state-of-the-art data centres in Johannesburg, Cape Town and Nairobi, with a combined potential 19,000 square metres of rack space and 78MW of power. This is in addition to offering leading cloud-based services, such as Microsoft Office365 and Microsoft Azure, across the company’s fibre footprint.

A subsidiary of Econet Global, Liquid Telecom began life as the satellite and voice operator. Founded in 1997, through combined offering, Liquid Telecom is enhancing customers experience on their digital journey. Believing that the power of technology will create better and brighter lives for everyone.