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Firm Commits to Combating Cybersecurity Breaches in Nigeria
Gilbert Ekugbe
A technology company, Zoracom, has announced plans to checkmate the persistent threat of cybersecurity breaches with its strategic investment in state-of-the-art technologies and strategies within its NSOC (Network & Security Operation Centers) in Nigeria.
Speaking at a media parley, the Chief Strategy/Executive Officer – CSEO Zoracom, John Nwachukwu, said the facility specializes in providing cybersecurity solutions and network monitoring capabilities to public and private organizations, offering services such as network security monitoring, security incident response, vulnerability management, compliance management, security analytics, and security training and education.
He pointed out that in an era of rapid digitalization where organizations worldwide are heavily investing in digital assets, the persistent threat of cybersecurity breaches has underscored the critical need for robust cybersecurity partners.
He emphasised the evolving nature of the digital landscape, stating, “As the digital landscape is constantly changing, and is becoming increasingly difficult to protect against the various forms of cyber 0attacks that are targeting organizations of all sizes.”
He stated that the company is committed to empowering businesses with the right technology to secure their digital footprint, gain flexibility, and achieve agility in connecting, securing, managing, and analyzing data.
Nwachukwu said, “Rising to meet this demand is Zoracom has achieved significant milestones since the establishment of its Network and Security Operations Center (NSOC), touted as one of the most sophisticated in both Nigeria and Sub-Saharan Africa. Zoracom’s NSOC has made remarkable advancements in capacity building for cybersecurity experts and the mitigation of digital breaches.”
Furthermore, Zoracom operates as a Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP), offering services such as threat analyses, ransomware detection, 24/7 expert-led threat monitoring and response, compliance monitoring, and forensic analyses.