The Bank of Ghana has officially relaunched its Cyber and Information Security Directive at the Bank Square on 25 March 2026 to reaffirm its commitment to safeguarding Ghana’s evolving digital financial ecosystem.
Delivering the welcome address, First Deputy Governor, Dr. Zakari Mumuni, emphasised the policy actions taken by the Bank to preserve financial stability.
“The Bank has taken deliberate steps to strengthen the stability of the country’s financial ecosystem.
Cybersecurity is no longer a technical issue, it is a matter of national and economic security,” he said.
Chairman of the event, Governor Johnson Pandit Asiama underscored the significance of the initiative
“This theme is not just a slogan, but the central pillar of the Bank’s regulatory philosophy,” Governor Dr Asiama said.
He added: “Over the last decade, innovations, such as mobile money, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence have revolutionised financial access and inclusion.”
The relaunch marks a renewed commitment to ensuring that innovation is supported by strong safeguards, protecting Ghana’s financial ecosystem in an increasingly digital age.
