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  • 29 Jan, 2026
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DIGITAL EDUCATION UNDER SIEGE: KENYA'S E-LEARNING CYBERSECURITY CRISIS

DIGITAL EDUCATION UNDER SIEGE: KENYA'S E-LEARNING CYBERSECURITY CRISIS

This case study examines the growing cybersecurity challenges facing Kenya's e-learning ecosystem, documenting the dramatic rise in attacks, analyzing specific threat vectors, and providing actionable recommendations for educational institutions. Based on data through December 2024, it offers critical insights for educational leaders, policymakers, and technology providers.

KENYA'S SPECIALIZED GAMBLING ADDICTION SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS

Kenya's two major gambling addiction support organizations, GASK and RFGK, have established robust therapeutic frameworks combining traditional approaches with digital solutions, featuring strong professional expertise and comprehensive service models, though their well-developed support systems could benefit from better integration and expanded digital presence to reach more affected individuals.

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KENYA'S GAMBLING CONTROL BILL 2023

The Kenyan gaming industry is experiencing significant transformation through the Gambling Control Bill 2023, establishing a dedicated Regulatory Authority with consumer protections, responsible gambling practices, and competitive taxation (15% GGR), resulting in market growth to KES 6.2B with 200 licensed operators despite compliance challenges and addiction concerns

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MICROINSURANCE INNOVATIONS FOR MSMES IN KENYA

Kenya's MSMEs face significant exposure to shocks – 35% of households/businesses recently reported losses from fire, flood, or theft. Formal insurance penetration remains low (22% of Kenyans have insurance, 2.4% penetration overall). Kenyan insurers and startups are responding with innovative microinsurance products.

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CYBERSECURITY RISKS AND INSURANCE IN KENYAN SMES

The Communications Authority (CA) reported a 943% quarterly surge in detected cyber threat events (from 123 million to 1.29 billion) between Q3 and Q4 of 2023. High-profile attacks – such as the LockBit ransomware hacking Jubilee Insurance (exfiltrating 662 GB of data) and Medusa targeting Kenya Airports Authority – underscore the danger. Phishing and malware attacks also persist (Kaspersky found

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