2023 Elections: Nigeria’s Cyberspace Survived 12m Attacks – Pantami

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2023 Elections: Nigeria’s Cyberspace Survived 12m Attacks – Pantami News

“The Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, as a Professor of Cybersecurity and one that is very passionate about ensuring a safe and secure cyberspace, directed all the parastatals to enhance their 24/7 monitoring of the networks and traffic for potential attacks from 24th February 2023 to 27th February 2023.”

The statement recalled that on February 24, 2023, the minister inaugurated the Ministerial Standing Committee on Advisory Role for the Protection of Nigerian Cyberspace and ICT Infrastructure. It said the committee chaired by the board chairman of NCC, with the CEOs of NCC, NITDA and GBB as members, was charged with the following responsibilities: Monitoring of Telecommunication Infrastructure for the successful conduct of credible, free, fair, and transparent elections; Developing and implementing plans to enhance the resilience of critical digital infrastructure against cyber threats; Designing procedures and using technologies to prevent, detect, and respond to cyber-attacks, as...

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