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  • IT teams at risk of being caught unawares by new OT threat, according to Microsoft’s latest threat intelligence

    IT teams at risk of being caught unawares by new OT threat, according to Microsoft’s latest threat intelligence

    New research from Microsoft reveals that attackers are increasingly making use of operational technology to gain new entryways into company networks. Microsoft’s latest Cyber Signals report highlights how cybercriminals are using Operational Technology (OT) as gateways into an organization’s network. This comes at a time when IoT connections in the region are growing with the…

  • 2021 Microsoft Partner of the year Africa Award winners

    2021 Microsoft Partner of the year Africa Award winners

    Microsoft is announcing its partner of the year award winners and here is a list of winning organizations in Africa. The announcement comes ahead of Microsoft Inspire 2021 where it will celebrate exemplary achievements from across its global partner ecosystem. Microsoft Inspire 2021 partner event, is set to take place July 14-15 as a free…

  • 1.1M Africans acquire digital skills during COVID-19

    1.1M Africans acquire digital skills during COVID-19

    Microsoft is announcing it has helped over 30 million people in 249 countries and territories acquire digital skills. Out of this, over one million learners across Africa participated in the Microsoft Global Skills program. The global skills initiative offers free online courses across Microsoft, LinkedIn, and GitHub learning platforms. It seeks to help people, mostly…

  • Microsoft partners with Social Change Factory to launch skills initiative in Senegal

    Microsoft partners with Social Change Factory to launch skills initiative in Senegal

    Microsoft is collaborating with Social Change Factory to launch a digital skills initiative in Senegal. Through the partnership, Social change is offering free access to learning content, recognized Microsoft certification and professional opportunities. This is part of Microsoft’s Global Skills Initiative programme to help twenty-five million people worldwide acquire digital skills. By giving learners access…