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Know Yourself : Know Your Enemy (Threat intelligence)
At the ongoing Information Security Management System (ISMS) Conference, participants gained valuable insights from Kiprono Rugut, Chief Information Security Officer at Adili Cyber Service (ALN), during an engaging presentation on the evolving cybersecurity landscape.The conversation continued with an insightful panel discussion moderated by Dr. Schola Makau, Manager, Business Development and Planning Strategy at Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS). The panel featured Charles Nzioka, Solutions Engineer at Cisco Systems, and Moses Munguti from Kaspersky, who explored the theme: “AI, Innovation and Information Systems (IS) Controls Evaluation.”
Later, participants were taken through a thought-provoking presentation by Mahson Abdu, Deputy Commissioner, Information Security and Data Governance at the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), on “Cyber Resilience in a High-Threat Environment.” He emphasized that this is the direction the country is taking—building cyber resilience, strengthening information security, and fostering secure digital transformation to support innovation and economic growth.
As AI continues to reshape organizations, robust information systems controls and cyber resilience remain essential to ensuring security, trust, and sustainable innovation.
Check on our website, https://t.co/sXTX6xZXLM, to learn more about our upcoming conferences and events. ^NJ
Are you a Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSME) in Nakuru and its surrounding areas? come and learn how to obtain the @KEBS_ke Mark of Quality for your products. Our experts at the Nakuru ASK Showground will guide you through the certification process and share valuable information on product quality, standards, and market access. ^GN
Day 4 of the Information Security Management Systems (ISMS) Conference in Naivasha featured insightful discussions on cybersecurity and digital resilience.
We had the privilege of hosting Joseph Nyambok, who delivered an engaging presentation on Cybersecurity and Digital Resilience, highlighting today’s evolving cyber threat landscape and the importance of building resilient organizations through proactive risk management, robust security practices, and continuous awareness.
Following the presentation, Joseph joined a thought-provoking panel discussion on Cybersecurity and Digital Resilience, moderated by Davis Kimutai from the Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS).
The panel also featured Geoffery Mute, Security Engineer at Check Point Software Technologies, and Moses Maundu, MBA, CISSP, Regional Sales Manager, who shared valuable insights on emerging cyber threats, digital resilience, and the importance of collaboration in strengthening organizational security.
The discussions reinforced that cybersecurity is a shared responsibility that requires innovation, collaboration, and continuous adaptation to safeguard the digital future. ^NJ
The Intra-Africa Metrology System (AFRIMETS) Executive Committee is meeting in Johannesburg, South Africa, under the leadership of Dr. Henry Rotich, President of AFRIMETS,and @KEBS_ke Director of Metrology and Testing,to review strategic priorities and strengthen Africa's metrology capabilities.
The meeting is honoured by the participation of Dr. Wynand Louw, President of the International Committee for Weights and Measures, and Dr. Oswald Chimyanakovu of the @_AfricanUnion Commission, highlighting strong regional, continental, and international collaboration.^HW
Data has become one of the most valuable assets of the digital age, often described as the goldmine of this generation.
As more Kenyans embrace digital services, they continue to entrust government institutions with vast amounts of sensitive personal and transactional information. This trust places upon us a profound responsibility to protect that data through robust security measures, strong governance frameworks and vigilant oversight.
It is for this reason that we treat cybersecurity as a national priority, recognizing that the integrity, confidentiality and availability of data are fundamental to public trust, service delivery and the success of our digital transformation agenda.
When Quality is embedded into our systems , it directly translates into better services for all Kenyans “
Hear from Quality Patron, Felix Koskei , EGH, Chief of Staff and Head of Public Service
Apply now for the Kenya Quality Awards 2026!
New deadline: 15th July 2036. Apply now and be part of Kenya’s journey towards quality excellence! ^NJ
📢 GOOD NEWS!
You asked , we listened!
The application deadline for the Kenya Quality Award has been extended to 15th July 2026.
This extension offers eligible organizations additional time to complete and submit their applications for this prestigious award.
Don’t miss this opportunity to showcase your commitment to quality and excellence. Submit your application by 15th July 2026.
We look forward to receiving your application! ^NJ
The Information Security Management Systems (ISMS) Conference was officially opened this afternoon by Dr. Raymond Omollo, PhD, CBS, Principal Secretary, State Department for Internal Security and National Administration.
In his remarks, Dr. Omollo underscored the importance of implementing robust Information Security Management Systems across the country to strengthen cybersecurity, safeguard critical information assets, enhance resilience against emerging cyber threats, and foster a culture of information security across both the public and private sectors.
KEBS Managing Director was represented by the Director of Standards Development and Trade, Eng. Zachariah Lukorito. Also in attendance was Col. Dr. James Kimuyu, PhD, psc (K), Director of the National Computer and Cybercrimes Coordination Committee (NC4), Gitonga Riungu, Representative of the Director of Public Prosecution, alongside delegates from both the public and private sectors.
The conference has brought together participants from across sectors to share knowledge, strengthen collaboration, and exchange best practices in information security management. ^NJ
Kenya Bureau of Standards is this week participating in the WTO ePing SPS (Sanitary and Phytosanitary) and TBT (Technical Barriers to Trade) Workshop in Nairobi (1-3 July 2026), organized under the
Standards & Trade Development Facility (STDF) project on improving the use of the ePing platform to enhance transparency for market access.
As Kenya's National Enquiry Point for the WTO Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT), KEBS plays a central role in ensuring local stakeholders can track, respond to, and stay ahead of regulatory changes affecting trade, locally and in export markets.
The ePing platform is a critical tool in this work, giving public and private sector users real-time visibility into SPS and TBT notifications worldwide.
The workshop was convened by the WTO Secretariat under the STDF project, bringing together Kenya alongside Namibia, South Africa, Tanzania, and Uganda to strengthen uptake of the platform and identify enhancements that better serve developing-country users.
Day 3 of the Information Security Management Systems (ISMS) Conference was packed with insightful conversations on building a secure digital future and resilient systems.
A highlight of the day was a high-level panel discussion, moderated by Mercy Kandie, Communications Manager at KEBS. Our panel of experts featured:Col. Dr. James Kimuyu, Director, National Computer and Cybercrimes Coordination Committee (NC4),Eng. Zachariah Lukorito, Director, Standards Development, KEBS,Joseph Gitonga Riungu, Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions,Amritpal Singh Rajbans, Service Director for Africa and Europe, HPE.
The panel explored the theme, “Securing a Digital Future: Fostering Governance and Resilience through Information Security Management Systems (ISMS) in the Era of AI.”
As artificial intelligence continues to transform industries, the discussion underscored the importance of strong governance, robust security frameworks, and collaboration in building resilient digital ecosystems.
Together, we are shaping a safer, more secure digital future.
#ISMSConference #InformationSecurity #CyberSecurity #ArtificialIntelligence #DigitalTransformation #Governance #Resilience #KEBS
Thank you, #Eldoret suppliers, for showing up!
Your enthusiasm and active participation made the KEBS Supplier Procurement Sensitization Workshop a success.
We hope you're now better equipped to seize procurement opportunities and confidently do business with KEBS.
Together, we're building stronger partnerships.^HW
Nakuru Chamgei, Mũrĩega, Mbuyamore, habari zenu.
Tuko ASK Showground na mambo ni motomoto! Njoo ujifunze mengi kuhusu ubora wa bidhaa na namna ya kupata alama ya ubora kutoka KEBS.
Usiachwe nyuma, Innovation Pipeline imeanza sambamba na maonyesho ya kilimo ya Nakuru.
Karibu sana. ^GN
Day 3 | Information Security Management Conference – Naivasha
The Information Security Management Conference, organized by KEBS and the National Computer and Cybercrimes Coordination Committee (NC4), continued this morning with another impactful session.
We were honored to host Col. Dr. James Kimuyu, PhD, PSK (K), Director, National Computer and Cybercrimes Coordination Committee (NC4), who delivered an engaging and highly insightful presentation on “Governance and Regulatory Framework: National Cybersecurity Threat Landscape.”
The session highlighted the importance of robust cybersecurity governance and regulatory frameworks in safeguarding Kenya’s national security, protecting critical national infrastructure, and strengthening the nation’s resilience against emerging cyber threats. It was truly an insightful session that enriched participants’ understanding of the critical role cybersecurity plays in national security.
#InformationSecurity #Cybersecurity #NationalSecurity #Governance #RiskManagement #KEBS
A Proud Moment for KEBS and Kenya!
The Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS), proudly received the 1st Runner-Up – East African Regulator of the Year Award 2026 during the East Africa Public Service Awards Gala Dinner held at Serena Hotel, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
The KEBS delegation was led by Director, Market Surveillance, Peter Kaigwara and Director, Human Resource and Administration, Chriss Kibett, who received the award on behalf of the institution.
This prestigious regional recognition acknowledges KEBS' outstanding contribution to standards development, quality assurance, product certification, conformity assessment, market surveillance, consumer protection and regulatory excellence across East Africa.
As we celebrate this milestone, KEBS reaffirms its commitment to promoting a culture of quality, protecting consumers, facilitating trade and supporting sustainable industrial development for the benefit of Kenya and the East African region.
Together, we continue to raise the standard.
#KEBS #QualityEverywhere #StandardsMatter #EastAfricaPublicServiceAwards #PublicServiceAwards #RegulatoryExcellence #QualityInfrastructure #ConsumerProtection #TradeFacilitation #DarEsSalaam ^FMA
Experience innovation in action as we champion Climate-Smart Agriculture and Trade Initiatives for a more sustainable and resilient economy during the Nakuru ASK show. Also, join us at our Innovation Pipeline Symposium stand from 1st–5th July. Engage with us and explore how smart farming and trade practices are shaping the future of food security and economic growth.
Together, let’s cultivate sustainability. ^GN
What if the key to a more efficient industry isn’t using less energy but managing it better?
Smarter energy use means lower operational costs, improved productivity, and a more sustainable future for all.
As Kenya advances in implementing the ISO 50001 Energy Management System, the Kenya Bureau of Standards KEBS continues to engage pilot organizations, demonstrating how international standards can strengthen energy performance and drive real impact.
At Bamburi Cement’s Mombasa Plant, the KEBS team toured the facility to observe firsthand how structured energy management is being integrated into daily operations highlighting the practical value of ISO 50001 in supporting sustainable industrial growth.
#DrivingSustainability#Energyefficiency#StandardsforQualityLife ^FMA
The threat landscape has fundamentally shifted—are your controls keeping pace?
Day 2 of the Information Security Management System Conference, Caroline Muchui, Lead Cybersecurity GRC Consultant and Cyber Care Product Manager, is unpacking Emerging Technologies in Information Security Management (ISMS), exploring the innovations redefining how organizations secure their future.
Workshop 2: Cedric Bett from NC4 is taking participants through Vulnerability Management, Detection and Cyber Resilience, because today’s cyber defenders don’t just react—they anticipate, detect, and bounce back stronger.
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#ISMSConference #CyberSecurity #InformationSecurity #CyberResilience #EmergingTechnologies #VulnerabilityManagement #GRC #StayAhead ^NJ