What We Do
LCCPMA delivers a range of programs designed to strengthen cybersecurity capacity across Liberian society. Each program is built around a specific audience and a clear outcome.
PurposePublic education campaigns that equip Liberian citizens with the knowledge to identify and respond to digital threats.
LCCPMA’s cybersecurity awareness programs reach citizens across Liberia through community workshops, digital media campaigns, and school outreach. We translate complex cybersecurity concepts into practical, accessible guidance for everyday Liberians.
PurposeTraining programs in digital forensics methodology, evidence preservation, and investigative techniques for professionals.
LCCPMA provides structured education in cyber forensics to support the development of Liberia’s investigative capacity. Programs are designed for law enforcement personnel, legal professionals, and technical investigators.
PurposeTailored cybersecurity training for government ministries, agencies, and public institutions to strengthen national digital resilience.
Working directly with Liberian government bodies, LCCPMA designs and delivers cybersecurity capacity building programs that address the specific risk environment and operational context of public institutions.
PurposePartnership with Liberian universities and educational institutions to develop cybersecurity curriculum and grow the next generation of professionals.
LCCPMA collaborates with higher education institutions across Liberia to develop cybersecurity curriculum, guest lecture programs, and student awareness initiatives that build a pipeline of skilled cybersecurity professionals.
PurposeCybercrime awareness and investigation training for Liberian law enforcement agencies, equipping officers to handle digital evidence and cybercrime cases.
LCCPMA delivers specialized cybersecurity awareness and investigative skills training to Liberian law enforcement personnel, enabling agencies to more effectively prevent, detect, and prosecute cybercrime.
PurposeDedicated programs promoting cybersecurity awareness and education among women and girls across Liberia, ensuring women are active participants in building a safer digital Liberia.
LCCPMA’s Women and Girls Cybersecurity Initiative is a dedicated program area focused on promoting cybersecurity awareness and education among women and girls across Liberia. The initiative is led by Madam Linda Garblah Okpechi, Focus Person for LCCPMA Women and Girls Cybersecurity Initiatives.
Through this initiative, LCCPMA has trained over 100 women in cybersecurity and cyber-crime prevention, including 20 from Defense and Law Enforcement entities. The initiative works to ensure that women from all sectors — including small businesses, government, civil society, and academia — are equipped with the knowledge and skills to protect themselves and their organizations from cyber threats.
LCCPMA welcomes partnerships and donor support to expand this initiative nationwide, with a goal of reaching women and girls across all counties of Liberia.