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GCIF Steps Up Public Education on Cyber Threats in Ghana

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Ghana's Cyber Security Authority's GCIF has launched a public education initiative focused on raising awareness of digital threats across the country. The effort follows GCIF's earlier warning about AI-powered phishing surges targeting local fintechs and digital businesses.

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Ghana: Gcif Steps Up Public Education On Cyber Threats · allafrica.com · T3

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