Chris Infotainment

Strengthening Nigeria’s Cybersecurity Through Strategic Collaboration Nigeria is taking a significant step forward in its quest to enhance digital security by forming a strategic partnership with Kaspersky, a global leader in cybersecurity. This collaboration was formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed during the GTIEX Nigeria event in Lagos. The agreement marks a pivotal moment in the country’s digital transformation and reflects a strong commitment to securing critical infrastructure. The MoU aligns with NITDA’s Strategic Roadmap and Action Plan (SRAP 2.0), particularly under its fifth pillar focused on “Strengthening Cybersecurity and Enhancing Digital Trust.” It also supports the Renewed Hope Agenda, which emphasizes national security for peace and prosperity. This partnership underscores Nigeria’s growing recognition of the importance of cybersecurity in safeguarding its digital future. Human Capacity as the Foundation of Cybersecurity The Director Genera...

Commitment to Cybersecurity in Nigeria Posture Cyber Security Technologies, a prominent Nigerian firm specializing in cybersecurity solutions, has reaffirmed its dedication to enhancing the resilience of both national and organizational systems against the escalating threat of cybercrime. The company plays a crucial role in safeguarding critical infrastructure and digital assets, ensuring that businesses and government institutions remain secure in an increasingly digital world. The company is led by its Chief Security Officer, Emmanuel Enamejewa, who has been instrumental in shaping the organization's mission and strategic direction. Based in Ikota, Lekki, Lagos, Posture Cyber Security Technologies provides a comprehensive range of services designed to address the complex challenges of modern cybersecurity. Key Services and Expertise Posture Cyber Security Technologies offers a wide array of services, including threat prevention, detection, application security, consultancy, d...

Emerging Cybersecurity Trends in Thailand Supakorn Kungpisdan, the newly appointed country manager of Fortinet Thailand, highlights several key trends shaping the cybersecurity landscape in the region. Unified security platforms, agentic AI-powered security systems, and post-quantum cryptography are currently at the forefront of innovation. These technologies are being embraced by businesses looking to strengthen their digital defenses against increasingly sophisticated threats. The Thai cybersecurity market is valued at approximately US$450 million and is expected to see double-digit growth this year. Mr. Supakorn, who took on his new role on July 16, brings with him 24 years of experience in the IT and cybersecurity sectors. His previous position as managing director of Cyber Elite Co Ltd, under the Benchachinda Group, has given him a deep understanding of the industry's challenges and opportunities. Mr. Supakorn emphasizes that his leadership approach remains consistent acros...

Cybersecurity as a Pillar of National Development A recent seminar titled 'Cyber Security: Pakistan Vision 2047' brought together a diverse group of experts, including defense professionals, technologists, policymakers, academics, and representatives from the private sector. The event was organized by the Centre for Aerospace and Security Studies (CASS) in Islamabad, in collaboration with the Pakistan Information Security Association (PISA). The purpose of the seminar was to explore long-term strategies for strengthening Pakistan's cybersecurity framework. The discussions focused on the evolving nature of cyberspace, which has now become the fifth domain of warfare, alongside traditional domains such as land, sea, air, and space. Experts highlighted the increasing complexity of cyber threats, emphasizing that national institutions, critical infrastructure, and financial systems are under constant risk from increasingly sophisticated attacks. The Need for a Clear Cybersec...

The Role of Intelligence, Security, and Sustainability in Nigeria’s Digital Transformation Kashifu Inuwa, CCIE, the Director General of the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), has underscored the importance of integrating intelligence, security, and sustainability as key drivers for Nigeria's digital transformation and global competitiveness. His remarks were made during a goodwill message delivered at the opening of the 19th International Conference (CONNOVATE 2025) of the Nigerian Computer Society (NCS), which was themed “Intelligent, Secure, and Sustainable Innovations for a Connected World.” Inuwa was represented by Engr. Salisu Kaka, Director of E-Government and Digital Economy Development, who emphasized that these three elements are now essential for national progress. He pointed to the convergence of these factors as a way to unlock new opportunities within Nigeria's technology sector. As an example, he referenced Estonia’s X-Road platform, whi...

Understanding the Human Factor in Cybersecurity The digital landscape is continuously evolving, and with it, the frequency and sophistication of cyberattacks are on the rise. This rapid development has raised significant concerns about how well organizations can withstand these threats. Despite the widespread implementation of cybersecurity awareness programs, the expected reduction in incidents—especially those involving social engineering—has not materialized as hoped. At the heart of this ongoing vulnerability is the human factor, which has long been recognized as the weakest link in cybersecurity. While many organizations invest in awareness campaigns and mandatory e-learning modules, the reality is that simply possessing knowledge does not necessarily lead to a change in behavior. Insights from Behavioral Research Drawing upon behavioral psychology, particularly Social Cognitive Theory (SCT) and the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB), research has explored what truly drives effe...