
Rwanda NCSA, MTN, Airtel Partner for Cybersecurity Training
The National Cyber Security Authority (NCSA) in Rwanda signed Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with MTN Rwanda and Airtel Rwanda on Thursday, October 22, in Kigali, to provide training, internships, and career opportunities for CyberHub students and graduates, aiming to bolster national cybersecurity capabilities.
This collaboration holds significant legal and operational implications for practitioners and businesses operating within Rwanda's critical infrastructure sectors. It signals a concerted effort by the government and major private sector players to proactively address the escalating threat landscape of cybercrime, including network intrusions, SIM-swap fraud, and mobile money scams. For legal professionals, this initiative underscores the increasing regulatory expectation for companies to not only adhere to existing cybersecurity regulations but also to actively participate in developing a skilled workforce, thereby contributing to national cyber resilience. The emphasis by the Rwanda Utilities Regulatory Authority (RURA) on cybersecurity as a
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