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+An organization that connects African leaders to cybersecurity education announced a partnership with the GW School of Business last month, aiming to enhance leaders’ understanding of cybersecurity and cyber diplomacy practices.
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+Pape Cissé, an adjunct professor of information technology and cofounder of the Center for Cyber Diplomacy and Leadership, said the partnership between the CCDL and GWSB will include conferences and seminars about cybersecurity and policymaking with African leaders and GWSB community members during the academic year. Cissé said as technology rapidly advances, the partnership aims to help African heads of state, ambassadors, ministers and government officials shape policy, prepare and defend against cyberattacks, while also providing GWSB students the opportunity to help solve real-world problems.
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