Nairobi, Aug. 26 -- Kenya targets to exchange information on cybercrime and child pornography with 76 countries including the US, UK, Israel and Germany amid escalated global crackdown on illegal access to computer systems, unlawful interception and interference with data and explicit content involving minors.

Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi said Kenya would accede to the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime-the only binding international treaty on cybercrime-which enables co-operation on cross-border investigations and prosecutions by providing a consistent framework for defining computer crimes.

"Cybercrime and cyber-attacks continue to evolve at unprecedented scale, volume and speed. The possibility of large-scale cyber-attacks...