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CSA Sets Cybersecurity Enforcement Precedent

3 entriesThu, Aug 13 – Wed, Aug 26Policy & Regulation

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  1. Wed, Aug 26LatestUnverified — not yet reviewed

    Ghana's Cyber Security Authority Cautions Journalists on Vulnerability Disclosure

    Ghana's Cyber Security Authority has directly cautioned journalists against publicly disclosing cyber vulnerabilities, a move that shapes local security reporting norms. The intervention extends the CSA's documented regulatory assertiveness, which previously included enforcement actions around cybersecurity licensing.

  2. Wed, Aug 19Unverified — not yet reviewed

    CSA and EY Resolve Cybersecurity Licence Fee Dispute

    Ghana's Cyber Security Authority and EY have resolved a dispute over cybersecurity licence fees. The settlement follows the CSA's earlier fine of the Office of the Registrar of Companies for using an unlicensed provider, adding a second enforcement milestone under Ghana's cybersecurity licensing regime.

  3. Thu, Aug 13Unverified — not yet reviewed

    CSA Fines Office of Registrar of Companies GH¢240k for Using Unlicensed Cybersecurity Provider

    Ghana's Cyber Security Authority has fined the Office of the Registrar of Companies GH¢240,000 for engaging an unlicensed cybersecurity provider. The action marks a concrete enforcement precedent under Ghana's cybersecurity licensing regime, signalling that state agencies are not exempt from compliance obligations.