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Senegal Plans Cybersecurity Law to Protect Critical Infrastructure
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Fusion42 · 14 August 2026 · Fusion42 review
Senegal has introduced a bill to enhance cybersecurity protections for critical digital infrastructure, including establishing a national cybersecurity authority, CERT networks, and stricter security regulations for critical systems. The move follows recent cyber incidents affecting public institutions and aims to boost digital sovereignty, resilience, and support for local cybersecurity firms.
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Cybersecurity founders in Senegal must now gear up for new national rules mandating stronger protections and local partnerships; ignoring this law risks losing public sector deals and local legitimacy. Prepare your services for compliance and position to support public agencies now defining their digital defence.
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