Cybersecurity experts have suggested areas in which Nigerian companies, regulators, and other entities can strengthen their digital resilience and prevent prevailing cyber attacks.
The experts spoke against the backdrop of recent incidents of cyber attacks recorded across the country.
The rapid adoption of digital technology has transformed Nigeria’s corporate landscape, making financial services, business registration, and other transactions faster and more convenient.
However, this digital transformation has also exposed organisations to growing cybersecurity threats, with public and private institutions reportedly experiencing cyber incidents in recent months.
Among the most prominent cases are allegations by a hacker known as ByteToBreach, who claimed responsibility for attacks targeting organisations including Remita, Sterling Bank, Zenith Bank, the Oyo State Government, Leadway Assurance, GetBumpa, Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria, and the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC).
