We Believe that We can Save More Life's with you
The Cyber Intelligence and Security Aid Bureau (CISAB) was born out of a pressing need during a period of great uncertainty. In 2020, as the COVID-19 pandemic triggered unprecedented lockdowns, a disturbing surge in cybercrime and other forms of criminal activity began to pester and confront Ghana, along with the rest of the world. Even our co-founders—professionals with strong backgrounds in internet safety and security—fell victim to these crimes. One co-founder experienced a romance scam, while another narrowly avoided being defrauded during an online transaction. This eye-opening experience brought about a critical realisation: if individuals well-versed in security practices could be vulnerable, how much more at risk was the general public, especially the many Ghanaians with limited or no understanding of security issues?
Eliminating Societal
Ignorance on Security Enhance public understanding of security and its intersection with science and technology through strategic outreach initiatives.
Empowering Secure and Resilient Societies
Implement targeted interventions to foster safer communities and strengthen security resilience.
Cultivating a Culture of Security and Vigilance
Instill proactive security awareness and vigilance among citizens to mitigate risks and emerging threats.
Developing Strategic Partnerships
Forge domestic and international collaborations to advance cybersecurity, security diplomacy, and science and technology initiatives.
Mobilizing Resources for Security Advancement
Secure funding and resources to support communities and institutions in strengthening their security frameworks and capabilities.
Meet The Optimistic Volunteer
132+
People Aided
84,000+
People Reached Online
1,600+
People Reached Direct
6 +
Organizations Aide
5 +
Projects Contributed
What We Believe In
Awareness Culture
We believe that fostering a strong culture of security awareness among individuals, organizations, and communities is crucial to preventing crime. Knowledge is the first line of defense.
Knowledge Sharing
We believe that effectively acquiring, managing, and sharing security expertise can play a pivotal role in reducing crime. Information is power, and collaboration amplifies its impact.
Diplomacy
We believe in the power of strategic diplomacy—leveraging dialogue, negotiation, collaboration, and partnerships to influence decisions and shape security outcomes. A win-win approach strengthens both local and international efforts in the fight against crime.