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ORC challenges CSA cybersecurity sanction, says penalty was premature
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ORC challenges CSA cybersecurity sanction, says penalty was premature

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read
The Office of the Registrar of Companies (ORC) has challenged a cybersecurity sanction imposed by the Cyber Security Authority (CSA), arguing that the penalty was premature, procedurally unfair and based on a procurement process that predated the Authority rsquo;s directive requiring critical information infrastructure (CII) institutions to engage Tier One licensed cybersecurity service providers.

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