The rise of digital systems in Kenya has transformed how businesses operate — from online payments and cloud services to biometric access control and CCTV surveillance. But with opportunity comes risk. Kenya’s Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act (CMCA), 2018 makes it clear: companies must safeguard their systems, data, and communications or face heavy penalties — up to KES 20 million in fines or 25 years in jail for serious offences. For many businesses, compliance can feel like a moving target. That’s where Naya Solutions comes in. Understanding CMCA Risks Under the Act, it’s an offence to: • Access or interfere with systems without permission • Alter, delete, or misuse company data • Intercept communications unlawfully • Share client data or surveillance footage without approval • Spread false or misleading information online For companies that handle sensitive client information — financial services, manufacturing, agriculture, educati...
⚽ Teamwork Beyond IT: How the Naya Staff Football Club Champions ESG At Naya Solutions Ltd , we believe that technology alone isn’t enough to drive sustainable progress—it’s the people behind the systems that make the difference. That’s why our staff recently came together to form the Naya Solutions Football Club , an initiative that combines wellness, community, and sustainability. This is more than just a game. It’s part of how we live our commitment to Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) values in everything we do. 🌍 Environmental Responsibility Every match and training session is held with sustainability in mind. We use community pitches and support local grounds maintenance projects, promoting green spaces where employees and the wider community can connect. By encouraging walking, cycling, and carpooling to matches, we’re also reducing our carbon footprint—one game at a time. 👥 Social Impact The Naya Football Club fosters inclusion, tea...