INSA operates the National Cybersecurity Operations Center to monitor, detect, and respond to cyber threats targeting critical national infrastructures, government networks, and sensitive data.
Any government institution, private company, or individual experiencing a cyber-attack, data breach, or suspicious digital activity should report it to INSA.
INSA is responsible for safeguarding Ethiopia’s critical digital infrastructure, defending against cyber-attacks, conducting cyber threat monitoring, and promoting awareness and education on cybersecurity.
Ethiopia’s digital transformation brings new opportunities but also risks. Cybersecurity protects government, businesses, and citizens from threats like hacking, data theft, and disinformation, ensuring national security and public trust.
No. INSA protects critical national infrastructures and also supports private organizations and citizens in building cyber resilience through training, awareness, and incident response support.