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Regulator, NSA join forces on cybersecurity in Nigerian telecoms industry

Regulator, NSA join forces on cybersecurity in Nigerian telecoms industry

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Regulator, NSA join forces on cybersecurity in Nigerian telecoms industry

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cybersecurity is becoming a top priority issues for companies

Under the auspices of the Ministry of Communications, the two Nigerian regulatory agencies say are setting up a team responsible for “designing a framework for collaboration in optimising development efforts for the telecoms and ICT sector in the country”, they said in a joint statement sent to Technology Times.

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cybersecurity is becoming a top priority issues for companies

Technology Times has learnt exclusively that the Office of National Security Adviser has started a major review of the cybersecurity master plan designed to defend Nigeria on the internet.

The Nigerian government has announced helplines to provide local assistance to address the cyberattacks underway called “WannaCrypt.”

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