Mastercard has announced the launch of its "African Center of Excellence in Cybersecurity." This initiative aims to boost cyber resilience, expand cooperation among various stakeholders, and build the trust that is fundamental to the growth of Africa's digital economy. This announcement coincides with Mastercard CEO Michael Miebach's visit to South Africa and Nigeria, highlighting the company's commitment to supporting digital transformation across the continent. The center will empower organizations to predict, manage, and recover from increasing cyber threats, drawing on Mastercard's global expertise and intelligence network.
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