Cybersecurity Awareness Month Highlights Individual Responsibility in Eswatini
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- •Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026 launched in Eswatini, focusing on individual responsibility.
- •MTN CEO and ESCCOM acting CEO stress the importance of safe online habits for all users.
- •Collaboration among government, businesses, and individuals is essential to combat cybercrime.
During the launch of Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026, MTN Eswatini CEO Jerry Soko and ESCCOM acting CEO Ozzie Thakatha emphasized the importance of individual responsibility in cybersecurity. They stated that cybersecurity is not solely a technical issue but a collective effort that begins with users adopting safer online habits. Soko highlighted the risks associated with common actions such as clicking on malicious links and using weak passwords. Thakatha echoed this sentiment, urging users to remain vigilant against suspicious messages and to safeguard personal information. Both leaders stressed that the fight against cybercrime requires cooperation among various stakeholders, including government, businesses, and individuals. The campaign aims to raise public awareness of the risks associated with increased digital connectivity and the need for proactive measures to ensure a safer online environment.
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