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Burkina Faso Takes Stepped Up Measures to Secure Financial Systems Amid Escalating Cyber Threats

The government of Burkina Faso has announced plans to strengthen its cybersecurity framework in response to growing frequency of cyberattacks and increasing reliance on digital communication services.

Strengthening the Cybersecurity Framework

A draft law outlining measures to safeguard information systems is set to undergo approval in the country’s Transitional Legislative Assembly. The Cabinet meeting on November 22 approved a report detailing the proposed legislation aimed at fortifying the security of national cyberspace.

Key Measures

• Creating a solid legal and regulatory framework to mitigate vulnerabilities in administrative and economic development units
• Establishing a robust cybersecurity culture through education and awareness programs
• Enhancing operational efficiency and fostering collaboration among stakeholders within Burkina Faso’s digital ecosystem

National Agency for Information Systems Security (ANSSI)

The government’s approach acknowledges the need to secure the increasingly critical cyber realm, aligning with its priorities as evidenced by the establishment of ANSSI in November 2013. ANSSI plays a key role in:

• Reducing vulnerability in national cyberspace
• Managing information system security incidents
• Promoting a robust cybersecurity culture

Recent Developments

In July this year, ANSSI was brought under the technical supervision of the Ministry of Digital Transition, Posts, and Electronic Communications, further enhancing operational efficiency and fostering collaboration among stakeholders within Burkina Faso’s digital ecosystem.