Speakers

Raymond OMOLLO
Raymond OMOLLO PhD, Principal Secretary, State Department for Internal Security and National Administration, Kenya
William KABOGO GITAU
William KABOGO GITAU Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Information, Communications and the Digital Economy of Kenya
Lamin JABBI
Lamin JABBI Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, The Gambia
Daniel MUSINGA
Daniel MUSINGA President of the Court of Appeal of Kenya
Ondrej SIMEK
Ondrej SIMEK Deputy Head of Mission, EU Delegation to Kenya
Vinsent Mahakumarage PERERA
Vinsent Mahakumarage PERERA Attorney General, Seychelles
Matthias KLOTH
Matthias KLOTH Head of the Digital Governance and Sport Department, Council of Europe
Virgil SPIRIDON
Virgil SPIRIDON Head of Operations at the Council of Europe’s Cybercrime Programme Office (C‑PROC) in Bucharest, Council of Europe
Javier GOMEZ PRIETO
Javier GOMEZ PRIETO Programme Manager Cybercrime Programme Office, GLACY-e project, Council of Europe
Catalina STROE
Catalina STROE Programme Manager, Cybercrime Programme Office of the Council of Europe
Jan KRALIK
Jan KRALIK Programme Manager, Cybercrime Division, Council of Europe
Albina OVCEARENCO
Albina OVCEARENCO Secretary to the Committee on Artificial Intelligence (CAI), Council of Europe
Pilar MORALES
Pilar MORALES Co-ordinator of the Neighbourhood Policy with the Southern Mediterranean, Council of Europe

Back David M KIMEMIA

Head of Cyber Operations and Capacity building at the National Computer and Cybercrimes Coordination Committee (NC4), Kenya
David M KIMEMIA

David M Kimemia is the head of Cyber Operations and Capacity building at the National Computer and Cybercrimes Coordination Committee (NC4), a multi-agency entity based in Nairobi, Kenya. He previously headed the Cyber Threat Intelligence at NC4. In addition to his role, David oversees Critical Information Infrastructure Protection (CIIP) and National Public Key Infrastructure (NPKI) functions at NC4. He holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in IT (JKUAT) and is currently undertaking an MSc in AI at the University of Bath, UK. With over ten years of experience, he has participated in and contributed to the development of Kenya’s National Cybersecurity Strategy 2022–2027, Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes (Critical Information Infrastructure and Cybercrime Management) Regulations, 2024, as well as the development of a National Public Key Infrastructure (NPKI) framework that ensures the autonomy of entities in the use of PKI. He is currently working on strengthening the CIIP framework for Kenya. He is passionate about cybersecurity with an interest in finding ways to better protect Critical Information Infrastructures (CII). He enjoys using his skills in contribution to the advancement of the National cybersecurity posture.

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