global problems, are they really that "global"? --- On the other hand, if we speak about global problems of society we can discuss other different things. However, let's focus on cybersecurity and the internet in general. Not only in my opinion but also the opinion of a number of scientists, we believe that some states, some people don't want and don't need some "essential" things that people around the world have. For example, as you said in Africa, there is no need in some parts of Africa to be connected to the source, to the internet. If there is no connection, there are no cyberthreats, cyberattacks - so cybersecurity wouldn't be a problem at all. And it's not because of lack of knowledge or weak infrastructure, it's just simply because they don't need it, and they don't want it. Nevertheless, if we speak about some developed states in Africa, probably, the question of weak infrastructure or lack of knowledge should be concerned and discussed on a national level within authorities and scientists, and other populations. Government should engage people to work out this problem, and the aim should be to catch up and go along with the rest of the world.

Source author: Valerii Paziuk paziukvalerii@gmail.com