Technology consultant Maximus Amertogoh has called on the Ghana Police Service to strengthen cybersecurity safeguards around its newly introduced Traffitech-GH system, warning that uncertainty over official notification channels could expose motorists to fraud.
Cybersecurity gaps could expose Traffitech users to fraud — Technology Consultant
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