Cyberflames Partners with PECB to Bring Globally Recognized Certifications to Malawi

Cyberflames Global Limited has entered into a partnership with PECB to distribute PECB training courses in Malawi, creating new opportunities for professionals and organizations seeking internationally recognized cybersecurity, compliance and management-system certifications.

Announced on March 16, 2026, the partnership brings together PECB's international expertise in professional training and certification with Cyberflames' local cybersecurity and implementation capabilities.

Through the partnership, professionals and organizations in Malawi will have access to PECB training covering areas including cybersecurity, ISO standards, data protection and privacy, risk management, compliance and professional certification.

Strengthening cybersecurity capacity

The partnership comes at a time when organizations increasingly need professionals who can combine technical cybersecurity skills with knowledge of governance, risk, compliance and internationally recognized standards.

PECB develops and delivers training and certification programs designed around internationally recognized standards. Its programs span areas including information security, cybersecurity, privacy, risk management and management systems.

For professionals in Malawi, greater access to these programs provides an opportunity to develop skills and credentials that can support career progression in an increasingly global cybersecurity industry.

From certification to implementation

The partnership also extends beyond professional training.

Cyberflames' work across cybersecurity consulting, risk assessments, ISO standards implementation, data protection and privacy, managed security services and cybersecurity technology provides a local implementation perspective that complements PECB's certification expertise.

This combination creates an opportunity to connect international standards with local organizational realities.

Organizations can therefore approach cybersecurity not simply as a technical requirement, but as part of a broader strategy covering governance, risk, compliance, resilience and digital trust.

Bridging the cybersecurity skills gap

A major objective of the collaboration is to contribute to addressing the cybersecurity skills gap in Malawi and across Africa.

As organizations become increasingly dependent on digital systems, the demand for professionals capable of designing, implementing and assessing secure and compliant systems continues to grow.

By making internationally recognized professional training more accessible locally, Cyberflames and PECB aim to support professionals in building globally competitive skills while helping organizations strengthen their cybersecurity capabilities.

Building digital trust

The partnership reflects Cyberflames' broader vision of "Igniting Digital Trust."

By combining PECB's international certification expertise with Cyberflames' local knowledge and implementation capabilities, the collaboration aims to support organizations in building secure, resilient and compliant digital ecosystems.

For Malawi's growing digital economy, developing both the technology and the people capable of securing it will be essential.