Focused on 5 high-potential cybersecurity markets — with direct relationships with active IT decision-makers in each territory.
Security Navigator Africa 2025 data confirms what the field reveals: Sub-Saharan Africa is now a priority target for global cybercriminals.
These three markets combine the highest IT maturity in Sub-Saharan Francophone Africa, active regulators (ANSSI-CI, DPD, ANTIC), regional banking hubs (BCEAO, COBAC), and our densest decision-maker networks. These are the markets where demand is expressed and budget exists.
Direct network presence, identified integrators, qualified prospect pipeline.
Two high-potential markets with strong structural fundamentals — the natural next step after consolidating Phase 1.
Lomé is establishing itself as West Africa's reference cybersecurity hub. The National Cybersecurity Agency (ANCy) is operational, CERT.tg launched in 2024, and a UN/ECA agreement positions Lomé as seat of the African Cybersecurity Coordination Centre. UEMOA/BCEAO member — same regulatory family as Côte d'Ivoire and Senegal. Port of Lomé = regional transit hub with growing OT/IT security needs.
Largest francophone country in Africa (100M+ pop.), the DRC launched its National Digital Plan 2026–2030 backed by USD 1.5 billion, with cybersecurity as an explicit pillar. ARPTC presented cyber-resilience at the Africa Banking Forum 2026 in Kinshasa. Mining (cobalt, copper, lithium) + banking (Rawbank, Equity Bank) = critical security needs for globally strategic assets.