Cyber & Sovereignty
Data sovereignty, critical infrastructure resilience, and cyber posture across the region.
The Cyber & Sovereignty roundtable brings together CISOs, regulators, operators of critical infrastructure, and legal counsel to work through the practical and policy questions that sit at the intersection of cyber resilience, data sovereignty, and cross border operations across North and West Africa.
Format
A closed working session of 12 to 15 participants. Half a day, structured across three sessions: (1) the current threat and regulatory landscape, (2) sectoral resilience across critical infrastructure and enterprise, (3) practical postures for the next 12, 18 months.
Key questions
- What is the current threat picture across the region, and how is it evolving?
- How are data sovereignty and cross border data flow regulations reshaping cloud, hosting, and vendor decisions?
- Where are the real weaknesses in critical infrastructure posture, and where is genuine capability being built?
- What does an executive grade cyber programme look like in a mid cap regional operator?
Outputs
A closed door briefing note is circulated to participants within ten working days. Where consented, not attributed insights inform C.R.C Review coverage.
Participate
Roundtables are convened by invitation, with careful attention to composition and confidentiality. If you would like to participate in a future edition, or propose a theme for the programme, write to us.
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