Dynamic Data Solutions Limited (dds55), a Ghanaian technology and cybersecurity firm, has entered into a strategic partnership with global cybersecurity company eSentire to help or
The report indicates that dynamic Data Solutions Limited (dds55), a Ghanaian technology and cybersecurity firm, has entered into a strategic partnership with global cybersecurity company eSentire to help organisations across Africa strengthen their defences against increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.
It further notes that the partnership seeks to provide businesses with advanced cybersecurity solutions that combine eSentire’s Managed Detection and Response (MDR) capabilities with dds55’s expertise in cybersecurity, cloud services, connectivity, infrastructure and managed services.
The collaboration comes at a time when organisations across Africa are experiencing growing digital transformation, increased cyber risks and heightened regulatory expectations around data protection and security.
Through the partnership, dds55 will deliver enterprise-grade cybersecurity services locally, supported by eSentire’s global threat intelligence, security expertise and continuous monitoring capabilities.
The companies stated the alliance will enable organisations to detect, investigate and respond to cyber threats more effectively while improving their overall cyber resilience.
Founder and Chief Executive Officer of dds55, Yvette Adounvo Atekpe, stated the partnership reflects the growing importance of cybersecurity in business decision-making.
“Cybersecurity has become a boardroom priority. Organisations today require trusted partners that understand their business, their regulatory environment and the evolving threat landscape,” she said.
She added that businesses need security partners who can provide solutions tailored to their operational realities while helping them navigate the rapidly changing cyber threat environment.
Senior Director of International at eSentire, Phil Skelton, stated Africa represents one of the world’s fastest-growing digital economies, making access to advanced cybersecurity solutions increasingly important.
He stated organisations on the continent require reliable threat detection and response capabilities to protect their digital assets and maintain business continuity.
Mr Skelton expressed confidence that dds55’s deep understanding of the African market, combined with eSentire’s global cybersecurity capabilities, would help expand the company’s Controlled Autonomy SecOps platform across the region.
The Controlled Autonomy SecOps platform uses advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence and expert-led security operations, to help organisations identify and respond to threats quickly while reducing the burden on internal security teams.
The companies stated the partnership will support businesses in strengthening their security posture, improving compliance with regulatory requirements and reducing exposure to cyber risks.
They added that the collaboration represents a shared commitment to moving organisations beyond a compliance-driven approach to cybersecurity and towards building sustainable, long-term cyber resilience across Africa.
