Nairobi’s cyber training arena to strengthen digital security, Adili Group has unveiled its Cyber Training Arena in Nairobi, a new facility aimed at enhancing digital security skills to tackle escalating cyber threats across Africa.

The arena offers over 130 specialized training programs, developed in partnership with top global cybersecurity experts, to help organizations build robust defenses against cybercrime.

Equipped with state-of-the-art tools, the facility provides hands-on training through realistic simulations of cyberattacks, such as phishing, ransomware, and advanced persistent threats (APT). These immersive exercises enable businesses to better manage and respond to the evolving cybersecurity challenges of the digital era.

“This launch reflects Adili Group’s commitment to empowering African businesses with the tools to build strong cyber defenses, ensuring resilience and continuity in today’s digital economy,” said Chris Diaz, Chairman of Adili Group.

The arena’s customizable training programs cater to a range of industries, including finance, healthcare, and government, supporting both technical and executive teams in developing comprehensive cybersecurity strategies.

This launch follows a report by the Communications Authority of Kenya, which recorded a 16.5% rise in cyberattacks, with 1.1 billion incidents reported between April and June 2024, highlighting the growing cybersecurity risks in Kenya.