Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen inaugurated the National Cyber Security Agency Board. The board was tasked with developing local defense solutions. Murkomen emphasized the need for local expertise and research. The agency aims to strengthen Kenya's cyber security capacity. The move comes as Kenya faces growing digital threats. The agency will focus on indigenous solutions. The board includes experts in technology and security. The initiative reflects Kenya's broader tech development goals. The government hopes to reduce reliance on foreign systems. The agency will work with local institutions. The launch follows recent cyber attacks on public services. The new board will set policies for national security. Kenya aims to lead in regional cyber defense. The agency will collaborate with international partners. The initiative is part of a national strategy for digital resilience.