Most businesses rely on phone calls every day, from customers calling reception, to staff transferring...
Most businesses rely on phone calls every day, from customers calling reception, to staff transferring...
Most businesses rely on phone calls every day, from customers calling reception, to staff transferring...
October, globally recognised as Cybersecurity Awareness Month, saw Paratus Botswana reaffirm its commitment to advancing cybersecurity awareness, youth development and digital inclusion.
At Paratus Botswana, online safety is recognised as a shared responsibility, and alongside delivering quality connectivity, the company actively supports initiatives that protect people, networks, and data. Throughout the month, Paratus shared practical cybersecurity insights to help individuals and organisations reduce digital risks, reinforcing that cybersecurity is a shared responsibility built on awareness and informed action. Paratus provides a suite of security solutions designed to strengthen network resilience and data protection. These include Firewall as a Service, Backup as a Service, Disaster Recovery as a Service and Hosted Rackspace, enabling businesses across Botswana to safeguard critical systems while operating securely and efficiently.
As part of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the Ministry of Communications and Innovation, in collaboration with industry stakeholders, led a series of initiatives to promote online safety and cyber resilience across Botswana. Paratus Botswana participated in these efforts by supporting the Senior Secondary Schools Debate hosted by BOCRA under the theme “Building Cyber Resilience for Now and the Future.”
Paratus proudly provided prizes to all participating students and the winning debate team, alongside UNICEF Botswana, which also contributed to the awards. In recognition of the winning team from Mogoditshane Senior Secondary School, Paratus also pledged to sponsor a dedicated internet connection and firewall solution for the school. The firewall will promote safe digital learning by filtering harmful content, preventing unauthorised access and protecting internal data systems.
Shawn Bruwer, Managing Director of Paratus Botswana said, “This initiative embodies the spirit of Cybersecurity Awareness Month and reinforces Paratus Botswana’s commitment to promoting responsible internet access sand creating secure, empowering digital learning environments.”
Paratus Botswana’s social investment strategy focuses on digital inclusion, prioritising initiatives that support under-served communities, youth sports development and online safety for children. Through continued engagement, Paratus aims to bridge connectivity divides and nurture digitally aware communities, starting with the youth who represent Botswana’s digital future.
As Cybersecurity Awareness Month concludes, Paratus Botswana remains steadfast in its goal to promote year-round cyber awareness and resilience, supporting the nation’s vision of a safer and more connected Botswana.
Most businesses rely on phone calls every day, from customers
Paratus Botswana has updated its Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) packages and pricing. The
Paratus Botswana is extending its national network coverage to Tati