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Ghana's central bank to strengthen cyber defenses in banks and fintechs in 2026 amid rising digital fraud.
The Bank of Ghana is set to release a revised Cyber and Information Security Directive in early 2026, strengthening governance, expanding real-time threat monitoring via the FICSOC, and boosting the authority of Chief Information Security Officers in banks and fintechs.
The move responds to rising cyber threats amid growing digital payments, with officials urging adoption of global standards like ISO 27001 and NIST.
The central bank and industry leaders stress collective defense, warning that a single breach could harm public trust and economic stability.
CSA data shows cybercrime losses exceeded 19 million cedis in the first nine months of 2025, with a 50% surge in reported incidents.
Authorities have blocked over 1,300 scam-linked SIM cards and shut down 203 fraudulent websites.
El banco central de Ghana fortalecerá las defensas cibernéticas en bancos y fintechs en 2026 en medio del creciente fraude digital.