Join our annual cybersafety ambassadors School Campaign as we reach out to over 5,000 school children , impacting them with knowledge and skills to become online safety ambassadors. This program is under the auspicies of the Ministry of Education, Ghana.
The Ghana Internet Safety Foundation Academy (GISF Academy) has partnered with Cybersecurity Authority, the Trust & Safety Hackathon, USA, Arm(E3)NGAGE, The Embedded Learning Challenge, and other affiliate partners to organise a hybrid Trust and Safety Hackathon. This event, centered around the central theme of ‘Securing the Digital Frontier,’ aims to develop innovative cybersecurity solutions to […]
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Last Monday, ahead of the National Online Safety Summit 2026, Ghana Internet Safety Foundation (GISF) in partnership with Praesidio Safeguarding paid a courtesy call on the Cyber Security Authority (CSA), Ghana’s national authority responsible for cybersecurity and child online protection, and provided modest logistical support to complement ongoing Child Online Protection (COP) activities. The engagement […]
Protecting children online begins with personal responsibility. Every child deserves to navigate the digital world safely and that responsibility extends beyond parents to educators, community leaders, and changemakers. In this snippet from the National Online Safety Summit 2026 (3–4 February), Dr Isaac Tweneboah-Koduah MBA, CMktr (UK, GH), AASBC-USA, Lecturer at Garden City University and CEO […]
"It takes a village to protect a child, and in the digital age, that village spans government, law enforcement, civil society, industry, and communities." At NOSS 2026, this village came together in full force. Emmanuel Adinkra- CISM MCSE PMP (Ghana Internet Safety Foundation) opened with a call for accountability, while Paul Phillips. reflected on actionable […]
NOSS 2026 concluded yesterday after two intensive days of dialogue, learning, and cross-sector collaboration focused on protecting children in digital spaces in Ghana. The Summit brought together government, law enforcement, civil society, industry, and international partners around a shared goal: moving from awareness to action on online child protection. Key discussions highlighted how online contact […]
At NOSS 2026, we celebrated the dedication of those driving real change in child online protection. Helen King, together with the entire Praesidio Safeguarding team, was recognized for grounding child protection in evidence and championing early, culturally relevant prevention. Dr. Jamal Tonzua Seidu was celebrated for translating policy into practical safeguards and strengthening coordinated national […]