Obscure Technologies readies to tap into new markets in Africa and says stability within some markets is attracting investment.
Cyber security specialist Obscure Technologies is looking to expand its operations into Ethiopia, Kenya, and Mauritius.
As part of its focus on the region, the company recently appointed Yaadhna Singh Gounden as head of development for Africa. She Gounden says: “We believe that our capabilities align with the specific security and compliance requirements of these new territories. This expansion will also enable us to support our vendors and their growth strategies in high-growth countries that we have identified across the continent.”
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