The kingdom of Eswatini joins an initiative aimed at improving digital security, including 5G.
The Kingdom of Eswatini has become the first African country to join the Clean Network; a United States initiative aimed at improving digital security, including on 5G. Eswatini joins over 50 Clean Countries, 170 Clean Telcos & many global hi-tech Clean Companies on the network. Acting ICT Minister Manqoba Khumalo: “It is critical that data [ ]
By Staff Reporter
The Kingdom of Eswatini has become the first African country to join the Clean Network; a United States initiative aimed at improving digital security, including on 5G. Eswatini joins over 50 Clean Countries, 170 Clean Telcos & many global hi-tech Clean Companies on the network.
Acting ICT Minister Manqoba Khumalo: “It is critical that data travelling across Eswatini’s digital infrastructure is safe. The Clean Network Initiative provides a strong foundation for countries & companies to ensure the safety & security of their most sensitive data from aggressive intrusions to malign actors.”
US Under Secretary of State Keith Krach: “Eswatini’s leadership as the first African country to join the Clean Network paves the way for expanded US private sector investment & strengthens the joint security of like-minded partners in the region & around the world.”
Full joint statement: http://www.gov.sz/…/CORONA/US-Eswatini-Joint-Statement.pdf
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