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Cybastion Partners DRC to Scale Digital Infrastructure and Cybersecurity

April 17, 20261 min read

A major infrastructure and security play is unfolding in Central Africa. Cybastion has partnered with the government of Democratic Republic of the Congo to expand the country’s digital infrastructure and strengthen its cybersecurity capabilities.

The partnership will focus on deploying secure digital systems, enhancing data protection frameworks, and building resilient infrastructure to support government services and national connectivity. It also includes capacity building efforts to improve local expertise in cybersecurity and digital operations.

This move reflects a growing priority across Africa: securing digital transformation as infrastructure scales. As governments digitize services and economies become more connected, cybersecurity is emerging as a critical pillar of national development.

For the DRC, the collaboration could accelerate digital modernization while improving trust in public digital systems. For the continent, it signals a shift toward integrating infrastructure expansion with security from the ground up.

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