Financial institutions cannot share cyber threat intelligence fast enough to prevent coordinated attacks across the sector

Banks, fintechs, and telecom companies in Ghana's digital finance ecosystem face coordinated cyberattacks that spread rapidly because threat intelligence sharing between institutions, regulators, and law enforcement is too slow and fragmented. Current siloed approaches leave organizations vulnerable to attacks that exploit gaps between institutions, allowing cybercriminals to move laterally across the financial sector before defenses can be coordinated.