Ecofinagency Mali Launches Cyber Incident Reporting Platform Amid Rising Threats
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- •Mali's ML-CERT launched a platform for reporting cyber incidents.
- •The initiative supports the National Cybersecurity Strategy for 2026-2030.
- •In 2025, Mali's cybercrime unit managed over 1,300 cases, highlighting the need for better reporting.
Mali's national computer emergency response team, ML-CERT, has launched a new web platform to facilitate the reporting of cyberattacks and enhance access to information on digital threats. This initiative is part of Mali's broader National Cybersecurity Strategy for 2026-2030, which aims to improve governance, public awareness, and protection against digital risks. The platform was unveiled during the fourth National Cybersecurity Days held in Bamako from October 26 to 30, 2026. In 2025, Mali's national cybercrime unit handled 1,338 cases, indicating a growing need for public reporting mechanisms. Authorities emphasize the importance of user education to combat phishing and social engineering threats. The launch follows the establishment of the National Information Systems Security Agency in June 2026, which will coordinate responses to cyber incidents. Mali is also investing in developing domestic technical expertise to bolster its cybersecurity capabilities.
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