Pan-African cyber resilience
Resilience is engineered, not purchased.
We design, build and operate the security and infrastructure that keeps Africa’s regulated enterprises running through an attack, not just up to one.
Lagos · Accra · Nairobi
Built across Africa. Designed for resilience.
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Offices across Africa
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Offices across Africa
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Offices across Africa
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Offices across Africa
The problem we solve
Most organisations buy security. Few can prove they will recover.
Nobody in this market is short of security tools. What they are short of is a defensible answer to one question: if this environment falls over tonight, what still works in the morning?
We built our practice around that question. Every engagement maps to five stages
Prevent
Reduce the paths an attacker can use to get in.
Protect
Secure the identities, applications and data that carry the business.
Detect
Find the event quickly enough for the response to matter.
Contain
Limit the blast radius before one incident becomes an enterprise failure.
Recover
Return to a known-good state in a time you have actually measured.
Six practices
Six practices. One accountable partner.
We go deep in six disciplines rather than broad in twenty. Each practice has certified engineers and its own reference architecture.
Cyber Resilience
Ransomware-resilient backup, tested recovery and network device resilience.
Data Security
Database monitoring, encryption, file integrity and data localisation.
Identity Security
Identity governance, privileged access, MFA and directory hardening.
Application & API Security
Web application firewalls, API protection and secure development.
Secure Infrastructure & Cloud
Segmentation, zero trust, cloud architecture and observability.
AI Security & Governance
Securing AI workloads and governance aligned to ISO/IEC 42001.
Resilience360 Band
Cyberoutcome Resilience360 Band.
Forty-eight controls across six posture dimensions. One executive score, one board-ready report, and a remediation path ordered by what actually moves the number.
Executive resilience score
Illustrative assessment visual
Resilience360 Band
Cyberoutcome Resilience360 Band.
Forty-eight controls across six posture dimensions. One executive score, one board-ready report, and a remediation path ordered by what actually moves the number.
Executive resilience score
Illustrative assessment view
Industries
We work where downtime is a regulatory event.
The controls may look similar across sectors. The obligations, evidence requirements and reporting windows do not. We work to the obligation, not around it.
Banking
The clauses that matter most, the
evidence they imply and the AI governance requirement many teams missed.
Fintech & Payments
Digital channels, open APIs, payment data
protection and localisation.
Telecommunications
Subscriber data, high-scale infrastructure
and network resilience.
Insurance
Policyholder data, claims platforms and
continuity for regulated services.
Government
Citizen data protection, service uptime and
defensible audit evidence.
Energy & Critical Industries
Infrastructure security, operational resilience and
containment planning.
Why Cyberoutcome
Built differently for this market.
Our advice is shaped by the environment, the regulator and the evidence your organisation needs to produce.
Africa-native insight
We work inside the regulatory reality of CBN, NDPA, Bank of Ghana, NCC and NAICOM.
Technology-agnostic
Our recommendation follows your environment, not a single vendor's economics.
Certified engineers
The people designing the architecture have deployed the platform in production, in this market.
Local support included
Support is standard on every solution we deliver, not an optional extra added later.
Evidence over assurances
Architectures, evidence packs and tested restore times, not vague promises and slideware.
Partners
Multi-vendor by design.
Our broad technology partnerships let us recommend what best fits your environment—not what benefits a single vendor.
Insights
Notes from the environments we work in.
- Regulatory briefing
What Bank of Ghana's 2026 directive actually requires.
The clauses that matter most, the
evidence they imply and the AI governance requirement many teams missed.
- Architecture note
Immutable is not isolated: why backup architectures still fail.
Where recovery design breaks under ransomware pressure and what a defensible architecture looks like in practice.
- Regulatory briefing
NDPA and GAID: the seventy-two hour window and what it takes.
What teams need in place to produce a defensible access trail inside a regulator’s notification window.
Start the conversation
Start the conversation
Tell us what is keeping you up. A regulatory deadline, an audit finding, a restore you are not confident in. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right partner for it.
