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80,000 people who participated in the Nigeria HIV/AIDS Indicator and Impact Survey (NAIIS) in 2018 may have been compromised. due to unsecured database
EFCC Arrests Ismaila Mustapha A.K.A Mompha for Internet Fraud The Economic and Financial crimes Commission (EFCC) has arrested a renowned…
On may 10 2019, The Economic and Financial Crime Commision(EFCC) arrested two fast-rising Musicians in Nigeria. Afeez Fashola (aka Naira…
A secure email gateway is essential to protecting your business from malicious content contained within emails by preventing them from reaching their intended recipient.
NITDA has licensed 11 data protection compliance organization to ensure maximum protection of Nigerians data from possible breach .This has become necessary in accordance to the Nigeria Data Protection Regulation.
Cloud Assess Security Broker Cloud has come to stay but the security of cloud is what the end-users and security…
Identity theft is becoming a fast-rising crime on the internet and this happens for obvious reasons – most of us…
Data Loss Prevention Tools Data loss prevention tools helps organization to protect there data against data loss. Data loss prevention…
National Cybersecurity Awareness Month – We all have a Role to Play in Ensuring a Safer Internet I am always…
Cyber Security as a Service (CSaaS) Introduction Cybersecurity is a crucial priority for governments, organisations and businesses, most especially Small…
What is Data Loss prevention (DLP)? Data loss prevention is the ability or practice of preventing exfiltration of sensitive data…
Google Fined $170 million for Violating Kid’s Privacy on YouTube The Children Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) rule requires child-directed…
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