On March 4, 2026, Digital Jewels Africa, in partnership with Isolutions Associates Ltd., hosted a knowledge-sharing and networking event in Nairobi, Kenya, themed “Securing Trust: Cyber Resilience, AI, and Compliance in Digital Financial Services.” The event brought together industry leaders, experts, and stakeholders to explore how organizations can build trust in an increasingly digital and AI-driven financial ecosystem. 

The session featured a keynote address by Boniface Asiligwa, President of the ISACA Kenya Chapter and Deputy Director of IT and Cybersecurity at the Kenya Trade Network Agency. He highlighted the growing importance of cybersecurity, regulatory compliance, and responsible AI adoption in safeguarding digital financial systems. 

The event was jointly hosted by Adedoyin Odunfa – MD/CEO of Digital Jewels Africa – and James Kinyua – MD/CEO of Isolutions Associates Ltd. Both leaders shared valuable insights on cyber resilience, industry standards, and the role of compliance in strengthening digital trust. 

A major highlight of the event was the engaging discussions around Artificial Intelligence. Speakers and participants explored both the opportunities and risks of AI in financial services, addressing key questions around readiness, governance, and the safeguards needed to mitigate potential threats. 

The panel session featured industry experts including Daniel Madara (Credit Bank), Henry Maisiba (Mwalimu National Sacco), and Edmond Wandera (Office of the Data Protection Commissioner). The discussion provided practical perspectives on navigating cybersecurity challenges, AI integration, and compliance requirements within the sector. 

The event concluded with an interactive quick-fire session, allowing attendees to engage directly with speakers and gain deeper insights into pressing industry concerns. 

Overall, the event was highly engaging and insightful, fostering meaningful conversations on how organizations can enhance cyber resilience, ensure compliance, and responsibly leverage AI to secure trust in digital financial services.