Dangers Of ICTs: Protective Actions Of ELECAM
- By Eulalia AMABO
- 02 Oct 2026 07:27
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Organising capacity building workshops, using secured biometric systems and partnering with experts to ensure a safe database and accurate information are some of the actions undertaken.
F aced with the upsurge of the dangers of information and communication technologies, Elections Cameroon, has opted for several measures to protect itself from the lurking dangers. To this ef fect, the elections management body constantly organises capacity-buil ding and training sessions focused on information and communication technologies (ICTs), digital tools, and artificial intelligence (AI) to modernise the country's electoral processes. The objective is to make sure the official website or social media plat forms of the institution are not hacked or face the threats of cyber security. The information therein is protected to ensure Cameroonian home and abroad, as well as inter national community have accurate information about the electoral pro cess. Experts in the field are constantly brought in to update the skills and capacities of staff in the domain. Ahead of major electoral operations, ELECAM routinely trains its technical personnel and field agents on ope rating updated mobile biometric kits and modern data-capture technology designed to streamline voter regis tration in both urban centers and remote rural areas. This is to facilitate electoral revision and make sure the statistics presented to the public are credible, minimise identify manipu lation and double registration of per sons. In addition, the elections manage ment body has implemented specific administrative and regulatory mea sures alongside the Ministry of Com&sh...
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