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Data Protection Compliant Organisations in Nigeria: Three telcos listed among 634 pioneers

Data Protection Compliant Organisations in Nigeria: Three telcos listed among 634 pioneers

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Ayo Eso, CEO of 3Cosulting Limited, and one of the Data Protection Compliance Organisations (DPCOs) licensed by NITDA, says that data is the new frontier of the digital age and efforts to drive data protection compliance will deliver positive results for the Nigerian economy.

Data Protection: 3Consulting CEO on how to navigate data privacy compliance in Nigeria

Technology Times has confirmed that the grace period for organisations to comply with data protection rules that safeguard privacy of Nigerians expires October 25.

Nigeria’s data protection deadline expires October 25

Nigeria’s internet domain name manager says an interim price cut will help local businesses migrate online in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Watch & Download: Data Protection- Public Presentation of NPDR Performance Report 2019-2020

Data protection in Nigeria has come under interest with renewed steps being taken to safeguard the private information of Nigerians in the digital era.

Data Protection in Nigeria: 11 facts you should know

Nigeria warns Internet community over ‘huge impact’ of EU data rules

Nigeria warns Internet community over ‘huge impact’ of EU data rules

A U.S. group claiming data protection laws in 34 countries including Nigeria undermine global commerce, has called for actions by President Donald Trump.

Data Protection | Group wants Trump action on Nigeria, others

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Data Protection: IT Regulator issues 60-day deadline to public sector

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Government promises to host data in Nigeria

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NITDA: Forum wants Directorate for Open Data in Nigeria

Business owners in Nigeria should pay attention to the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). technology industry giant, Microsoft has warned.

Data Protection | Microsoft alerts Corporate Nigeria on new rules

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