The Top 100 Cybersecurity Women to Watch Africa 2025 (T1CWWA 2025) recognizes and celebrates women shaping Africa’s cybersecurity landscape. From thought leaders to ethical hackers and digital transformation champions, these women are driving innovation, resilience, and leadership across the continent.

On March 10, 2025, Acyber School, in partnership with AFRALTI, Moringa School and the University of Nairobi, hosted the event spotlighting outstanding women in cybersecurity, digital innovation, and policy. The gathering highlighted their remarkable contributions and fostered discussions on the future of cybersecurity in Africa.

Ms. Sandra Ongaki, AFRALTI’s Senior Business Development Officer, expressed enthusiasm for this recognition platform, emphasizing her commitment to fostering innovation, leadership, and opportunities for women in technology.

As a key partner, the AFRALTI plays a crucial role in cybersecurity capacity-building across the continent. Through training, mentorship, and strategic collaborations, the Institute equips women with the skills and leadership opportunities needed to excel. By championing inclusivity and security, AFRALTI continues to pave the way for a stronger, more diverse cybersecurity workforce.

The T1CWWA 2025 initiative not only recognizes achievements but also inspires the next generation of women to pursue careers in cybersecurity. With the increasing complexity of cyber threats, their leadership and expertise are vital to ensuring Africa’s digital resilience.

As cybersecurity evolves, initiatives like T1CWWA 2025 highlight the dedication and impact of women in technology. Their contributions are shaping policies, securing infrastructure, and driving innovation for Africa’s digital future.