8th Annual INTERPA Conference 2019 : Methods And Implementation To Combat Cyber Crimes In Rwanda

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Rwanda’s ICT usage and adoption have incredibly increased with more using internet in different aspects, including communication, financial services, business transactions, data management, education, medical services, agriculture and other country services. With the advent of these advancements in information accessibility and the advantages and applications of the internet comes an exponentially growing disadvantage of Cyber Crime. Cyber security has risen to become a national concern and has taken more seriously. Government of Rwanda adopted a national cyber security policy in 2015 to help safeguard government information and infrastructure against a growing number of cyber-attacks. This presentation was presented by David Mugisha (GFSU, Masters Student) in 8th Annual INTERPA Conference. It attempts to provide an overview of Cybercrime and Cyber threats in Rwanda, National cyber security governance framework 2015-2020, methods and strategy implementation to combat cyber crimes in Rwanda. 8th Annual INTERPA Conference was held on 11th-13th February of 2019 hosted by Gujarat Forensic Sciences University in Crowne Plaza Hotel, Ahmedabad /Gujarat, INDIA with the participation of 90 representatives of 35 countries and one international organization named Association of Southeast Asian Nations Police (ASEANAPOL). Main theme of the Conference was "Cyber Security and Combatting Cyber Crime".

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