The National Computer and Cybercrimes Coordination Committee (NC4) is mandated to coordinate Cybersecurity matters in Kenya.
#safeandsecureKenyancyberspace
A major milestone for Kenya’s justice system! The National Computer and Cybercrimes Co-ordination Committee (NC4), the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP), and the National Police Service (NPS) have officially launched the Rapid Reference Guide on Cybercrime and
Electronic Evidence.
This collaborative tool bridges the gap between investigators and prosecutors, ensuring swift, efficient, and legally sound handling of digital evidence to secure our cyberspace. Together, strengthening the chain of justice.
*Strengthening Kenya's Digital Future Through Collaboration*
NC4 joins industry leaders, government institutions, regulators, and cybersecurity professionals at the Cyber First East Africa 2026 Summit, held at the Hyatt Regency Westlands, Nairobi, under the theme:
strengthening cyber resilience, promoting innovation, and developing the next generation of cybersecurity professionals.
Together, we continue shaping a safer, more resilient cyberspace for Kenya and the East African region.
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The National Computer and Cybercrimes Coordination Committee (NC4) Director, Col(Dr) James Kimuyu, attended the Bucharest Cybersecurity Conference 2025, held in Bucharest, Romania, under the theme “Working Together on Cybersecurity in a Time of Global Uncertainty.”
It was a proud
moment for NC4 as they signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Romania’s National Directorate for Cyber Security (DNSC) — marking a major milestone in strengthening bilateral cooperation in cybersecurity. This partnership underscores unwavering commitment to fostering
Chaired a strategic meeting with the National Computer and Cybercrimes Coordination Committee (NC4), where we reviewed emerging trends in the rapidly expanding digital space.
As Kenya continues to embrace a fast-growing digital economy, it is imperative that we strengthen the security architecture that safeguards our cyberspace.
Protecting citizens, businesses and government systems from cyber threats is a matter of national security and a prerequisite for trust and growth in the digital era.
Google Kenya,convened a strategic meeting attended by the Director NC4 and key stakeholders, to address the evolving cybersecurity landscape in Kenya. The discussions focused on threat analysis, the role of cloud services in enabling government digital transformation, and cloud
security best practices, including the use of Chronicle CyberShield. The forum also emphasized the importance of leveraging artificial intelligence to enhance cybersecurity capabilities and foster proactive threat detection. Additionally, participants underscored the need for
practical measures for hardening digital infrastructure against emerging threats. Together, these insights offer a forward-looking view on securing the future of our digital world. #5thISMSConference
Day Four of the 5th Annual Information Security Management System (ISMS) Conference.
Venue: Sarova Imperial Kisumu.
Date: 12th June 2025
Theme: Strengthening digital transformation through information security management in the era of AI
Todays discussions brought together
stage. The conversations also explored cutting-edge technologies reshaping information security—from AI-driven threat detection to zero trust architectures and quantum-safe cryptography. Emphasis was placed on designing cyber resilience into systems from the ground up, alongside