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| + | {{Chapter Template|chaptername=Kenya|extra=The chapter leader is [mailto:[email protected] Munir Njenga] aided by [mailto:[email protected] Ruth Macharia] |mailinglistsite=http://lists.owasp.org/mailman/listinfo/owasp-Kenya|emailarchives=http://lists.owasp.org/pipermail/owasp-Kenya}} | ||
====Local News==== | ====Local News==== | ||
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| + | =Nairobi Barcamp 2014= | ||
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| + | Nairobi’s premier technology event is back for 2014! The 8th Barcamp Nairobi will be held on Saturday, 30th August, 2014. Barcamp is produced by Skunkworks Kenya – a disruptive collective of Kenya’s best looking and best skilled techies – and will be jointly hosted for the 2nd year by iHub, Nailab and m:Lab East Africa at Bishop Magua Centre, Ngong Road, Nairobi. | ||
| + | If you don't have a ticket yet get one now to attend : [http://nairobi.barcamp.co.ke/2014-theme-whos-your-datas-daddy/ Barcamp 2014] | ||
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| + | =Summary= | ||
| + | Is privacy and security online possible in Kenya? | ||
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| + | We entrust our most sensitive, private, and important information to private technology companies. At the same time the increasing usage of technology has attracted the attention of authorities eager to provide caveats on the openness of the Internet and the range of freedoms, which we enjoy online. | ||
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| + | At Barcamp Nairobi 2014 we are eager to talk about privacy and surveillance, we will explore if there are any strategies and solutions that Kenyan citizens, corporations and governments are using to protect their privacy and security online. | ||
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Revision as of 13:59, 18 August 2014
OWASP Kenya
Welcome to the Kenya chapter homepage. The chapter leader is Munir Njenga aided by Ruth Macharia
Participation
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Local News
Nairobi’s premier technology event is back for 2014! The 8th Barcamp Nairobi will be held on Saturday, 30th August, 2014. Barcamp is produced by Skunkworks Kenya – a disruptive collective of Kenya’s best looking and best skilled techies – and will be jointly hosted for the 2nd year by iHub, Nailab and m:Lab East Africa at Bishop Magua Centre, Ngong Road, Nairobi. If you don't have a ticket yet get one now to attend : Barcamp 2014
Is privacy and security online possible in Kenya?
We entrust our most sensitive, private, and important information to private technology companies. At the same time the increasing usage of technology has attracted the attention of authorities eager to provide caveats on the openness of the Internet and the range of freedoms, which we enjoy online.
At Barcamp Nairobi 2014 we are eager to talk about privacy and surveillance, we will explore if there are any strategies and solutions that Kenyan citizens, corporations and governments are using to protect their privacy and security online.
