A renowned expert in computer science and information technology, Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu, has unveiled a new logo for the CyberCop Global Council Africa Region. The move is aimed at intensifying the Council's efforts in combating cybercrimes and promoting CyberSecurity across the African continent.
Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu, a UNESCO Laureate and Chairman of the Council, has expressed his commitment to working with stakeholders to strengthen digital Security and cyber resilience across the African continent. He highlighted the Council's mission to fight cybercrime and promote cybersecurity, particularly in regions with high malware activity such as sub-Saharan Africa. The Council's activities include developing cybersecurity policies, sharing information, and capacity building to address regional threats like phishing and financial fraud.
Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu's appointment as Chairman is seen as a significant milestone for the Council, underscoring its commitment to promoting cybersecurity and protecting the digital world from evolving threats. The Council is collaborating with various organizations to strengthen cyber readiness across 54 countries in Africa and worldwide.
The unveiling of the new logo comes as the African region experiences increased cyber activity, with millions of malware-based attacks in 2025. The Council's efforts are expected to improve digital security and support cyber resilience in the region.
The unveiling of the new logo for the CyberCop Global Council Africa Region is a crucial step in the fight against cybercrimes in Africa. With millions of malware-based attacks in 2025, the region is in dire need of strengthened digital security. The Council's commitment to working with stakeholders to improve digital security and support cyber resilience is a welcome development.
