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CyberSecurity

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), being the nation's premier communications regulatory agency under the Federal Ministry of Communications, Innovation & Digital Economy is mandated to work with all stakeholders to ensure a secure cyberspace that is safe for the operators and consumers of communications services and infrastructure in Nigeria.

In alignment with its mandate, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) employs a multifaceted approach to address the evolving challenges of cybersecurity in Nigeria. This approach encompasses not only reactive measures, but also proactive strategies aimed at anticipating and mitigating emerging threats. By fostering a culture of continuous improvement and innovation, the NCC seeks to stay ahead of cyber adversaries and minimize potential disruptions to the country's communications infrastructure.

Furthermore, the NCC recognizes the importance of public-private partnerships in strengthening cybersecurity governance and fostering collective resilience. Through collaborative initiatives with industry stakeholders, including telecommunications operators, internet service providers, and technology companies, the NCC promotes information sharing, capacity building, and joint initiatives to combat cyber threats. By leveraging the expertise and resources of both public and private sectors, the NCC aims to create a coordinated and cohesive cybersecurity ecosystem that can effectively respond to and mitigate cyber risks. Through these collaborative efforts, the NCC endeavors to uphold its mandate of ensuring a secure and trusted cyberspace for all stakeholders in Nigeria's communications sector.

The following details the news, structures, projects and activities being undertaken by the Commission to secure Nigeria's cyberspace.

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