To enable businesses in Nigeria, and globally to transact their services without having to worry about cybersecurity services, Cytek Security, an arm of the global talent company, Tek Experts has launched its security operations centre (SDC) to provide businesses a shield against attack.

This robust cybersecurity centre is equipped with Microsof’s industry-leading, AI-powered Sentinel platform, enabling comprehensive security capabilities, including threat detection, incident response, and threat intelligence.

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The SOC is a centralised command hub, ensuring round-the-clock protection and proactive defense against potential cyber threats for businesses operating in the region and around the world.

Olugbolahan Olusanya, country director for Tek Experts Nigeria, emphasised the significance of the new Security Operations Center (SOC) in Lagos, stating, “The establishment of our SOC represents a major milestone, reinforcing our commitment to bolstering the Nigerian and West African technology sectors.”

“As part of Tek Experts’ dedication to investing in and advancing the Nigerian technology industry, we are pleased to expand our services to include cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions, ensuring that data and operations remain protected against ever-evolving cyber threats,” Olusanya said

The centre will be operated by a team of cybersecurity experts that will deliver a full suite of cybersecurity solutions providing round-the-clock protection from cyberattacks and facilitates proactive containment through response plans developed in collaboration with clients.

“We’re thrilled to launch a vital cybersecurity hub in Nigeria, expanding our presence in West Africa,” said Anat Garty, chief cybersecurity architect at Cytek.

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“Our expert team focuses on evolving threat intelligence strategies to protect clients, especially in sensitive sectors like finance, healthcare, retail, and telecoms, ensuring secure operations in the digital landscape,” Garty said.

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