William Kabogo To Deliver Keynote At Africa CISO Summit

The Africa CISO Summit (2025) is set to reach new heights with the confirmation of William Kabogo, the Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of ICT & Digital Economy (MICDE) as the keynote speaker for this prestigious event. His participation marks a significant milestone. One that reinforces the growing importance of cybersecurity, digital resilience, and strategic leadership in Africa’s digital economy.

Slated for 19 & 20 March 2025 at Radisson Blu, Upper Hill, Nairobi, the summit will bring together CISOs, government officials, regulators, and industry experts from across the continent to tackle the most pressing cybersecurity challenges facing businesses and critical infrastructure. With cyber threats evolving at an unprecedented pace, Kabogo’s leadership in shaping ICT policy while advancing a secure digital ecosystem will provide invaluable insights into Africa’s cybersecurity future.

“Kabogo’s confirmation as the keynote speaker at the Africa CISO Summit 2025 underscores the critical role of leadership in shaping Africa’s cybersecurity landscape. His insights as Cabinet Secretary will provide a powerful roadmap for securing our digital future, nurturing resilience, and driving public-private collaboration. This is a game-changing moment for the Summit and the wider cybersecurity community,” said Harry Hare, Chairman, CIO Africa by dx5.

As a former governor and a seasoned business leader, Kabogo brings a wealth of governance experience to the table, now shaping national ICT policy at a time when digital transformation is accelerating across all sectors. His keynote will set the tone for high-impact discussions on policy frameworks, regulatory strategies, and public-private collaboration in safeguarding Africa’s digital assets.

“As the newly appointed Cabinet Secretary, Kabogo brings a fresh perspective to what is a thriving, vibrant and dynamic industry. His keynote comes at a pivotal moment when cybersecurity is a top priority for governments and businesses alike. The tech community is eager to engage with his vision for ICT policy, digital security, and innovation, making this a highly anticipated address,” said Hare.

His confirmation as keynote speaker is a coup for the young, albeit compelling Africa CISO Summit, now in its third year. It signals a strong government commitment to buoying cybersecurity and stimulating a collaborative approach to digital risk management. Attendees can expect a visionary address that will shape conversations around cybersecurity preparedness, data sovereignty, AI, cloud computing, and digital trust in an era of heightened cyber threats.

Don’t miss this landmark event! Secure your spot now and be part of the conversation that will define Africa’s cybersecurity future.

For more information and to register, visit our event website.