In a collaboration between Threat Combat and Academic City University, a cybersecurity event took place at the prestigious Technology and Entrepreneurship Centre.
The theme of the event, “Unravelling Cyber Incidents through Effective Incident Response and Comprehensive Digital Forensics Investigations,” set the stage for an enlightening and captivating experience.
This public lecture and training session attracted a diverse audience of Computer Science students, esteemed faculty members, tech entrepreneurs, and representatives from the Ghana Fintech Association.
Speakers
The event’s main speaker, Daniel Kwaku Ntiamoah Addai, a distinguished Cyber Forensics Analyst from Cyberteq Falcon Ltd, Ghana, took the stage to deliver a presentation titled “Optimizing Logging and Log Management to Enhance Visibility over Infrastructure and Aid Swift Response to Cyber Incidents”. With expertise and real-world insights, Mr. Addai provided invaluable knowledge on bolstering cybersecurity defences and fortifying infrastructure against evolving threats.
Viola Adams, a seasoned cybersecurity, and digital forensics analyst at Cyberteq Falcon Ltd, Ghana, delved into the realm of “Strategic Cybersecurity for Tech Start-ups: Maximizing Protection with Limited Finances and Resources”. Her illuminating discourse shed light on how fledgling tech enterprises can safeguard their valuable assets amidst resource constraints.
The stage was then graced by Jade James, a Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics Lecturer from the University of Westminster, UK. In a presentation titled “Digitization and Digitized Crime: The Role of Digital Forensics Investigators in Unravelling Sophisticated Cybercrimes”, James elucidated the pivotal role digital forensic experts play in deciphering intricate cyber offenses.
The final speaker, Sonica D, a renowned Digital Forensics Examiner from the UK, commanded the audience’s attention with her insightful presentation on “Ensuring Compliance with Digital Forensics, Incident Response, and Reporting Guidelines and Procedures.”
Her expertise provided attendees with valuable insights into maintaining regulatory compliance and adhering to established best practices.
Throughout the event, the atmosphere buzzed with intellectual curiosity as participants posed thought-provoking questions to the speakers. The event’s success was further enhanced by the presence of partners such as JB Foundation, Kweku Tech, Ghana Fintech and Payment Association, Tech Nova, and Paybox, all of whom contributed to the event’s prestige and significance.
The event’s coordination was orchestrated by Mr. Makafui Awuku, the Technology and Entrepreneurship Centre Manager, and Mr. Julius, the Computer Science Department Head, both esteemed members of Academic City University.
Mr. Daniel Kwaku Ntiamoah Addai, the Founder of Threat Combat, spearheaded this endeavor.
Threat Combat, a prominent force in cyber incident response and digital forensics, aims to bridge the skill gap in Ghana’s cybersecurity landscape.
Through advocacy, training, research, and ethical practices, Threat Combat is paving the way for professionals and students to excel in the realm of incident response and digital forensics.
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