We help Kenyan businesses understand regulatory compliance, protect critical systems, and manage technology risks through the ROFAM East Africa Trust Index (EATI).
Turning Cyber Risk into Institutional Trust
Cybersecurity is not only a technical responsibility; it is also a leadership and organizational responsibility. ROFAM helps institutions understand, manage, and measure how they govern cybersecurity, computer use, information, and technology-related risks.
Through the ROFAM East Africa Trust Index (EATI), we translate complex cyber risks into clear, measurable insights that support accountability, compliance, better decisions, and institutional trust.
Leadership responsibility and strategic oversight of cybersecurity risks.
Protection of computers, networks, systems, and technology resources.
Responsible access, storage, sharing, and protection of sensitive information.
Secure procedures, access controls, and accountability in daily operations.
Responsible access, storage, sharing, and protection of sensitive information.
Weak cyber governance can expose institutions to security incidents, operational disruption, compliance challenges, and loss of stakeholder confidence. Stronger governance helps institutions demonstrate accountability, strengthen controls, and build trusted partnerships.
The East Africa Trust Index (EATI) is a premier Cyber Risk Assessment and Governance Framework. We translate complex cyber risks into clear, measurable insights. Our goal is to build a “trust economy” where responsible governance builds confidence among your clients, partners, regulators, and investors.
Our structured 5-step process turns vulnerability into measurable trust.
Structured discussions to identify governance concerns and cyber risks. Institutional Assessment
Evaluation of security controls, operational responsibilities, and compliance requirements.
Findings measured against EATI criteria to highlight strengths and areas for improvement.
Eligible institutions are proudly listed in the ROFAM East Africa Trust Index.
Actionable guidance for stronger controls, corrective action, and better accountability.
Our focus is cyber compliance, responsible computer use, and institutional accountability, with attention to Kenya’s Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act and other applicable legal and regulatory requirements, including data protection obligations where relevant. We help institutions connect legal responsibilities with practical controls and everyday operations.
Weak cyber governance leads to operational disruption and loss of stakeholder confidence. We help institutions connect legal responsibilities with practical controls, ensuring alignment with Kenya’s Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act and the Data Protection Act.
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