Dunstan Guba
Dunstan Guba is a Ghanaian cybersecurity expert, digital forensic analyst, and law enforcement officer with the Ghana Police Service. He serves as the Cyber Intelligence Lead of the Service. His work includes cybercrime investigations, digital forensics, and cybersecurity capacity building in Ghana and across Africa.
Career
Dunstan Guba is the Cyber Intelligence Lead at the Ghana Police Service, where he leads cyber intelligence operations, forensic investigations, and inter-agency collaborations on cybercrime cases. He also leads inter-agency cyber investigations with the FBI, INTERPOL, and Meta.
He also lectures at the Police Service’s Detective Training Academy, training officers in cybercrime investigations and digital forensics.
In addition, he is affiliated with the Digital Forensic Laboratory at Wisconsin International University College, Ghana, where he contributes to cybersecurity training and research.
In 2025, he was identified as the team lead of AMBER Alert Ghana, a programme operated by the Ghana Police Service in partnership with Meta to distribute alerts concerning abducted children.
Cybersecurity work
Guba’s expertise includes malware analysis, penetration testing, mobile and computer forensics, and digital evidence analysis.
Media and public engagement
Guba hosts Cybercrime Alert on Ghana Police Television, a programme about cyber threats and digital safety.
Awards
In 2025, Guba won a silver medal at the INTERPOL Digital Security Challenge in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The competition included more than 100 participants representing law-enforcement agencies from over 60 countries.
See also
- Cybercrime in Ghana
- Digital forensics
- Ransomware