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    Put adequate control to mitigate cyber risks, experts advise enterprise organisations

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    Mr. Ronald Martey of IBM Security Solutions (Central & West Africa); Mr. Akpos Okoro, MD/CEO of ITANDT Solutions Limited and Mr. Khalid Shaban of IBM Security Solution (Middle East & Africa) at a one day 'Secure Enterprise 2019' organised by ITANDT, IBM and Interdist Alliance in Lagos, yesterday
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    Some Cybersecurity experts yesterday in Lagos advised organisations that handle financial services and sensitive user data to proactively adopt measures that are capable of protecting themselves from the increasing wave of cybersecurity threats.

    The experts, who gathered  “SECURE ENTERPRISE 2019” organised by ITANDT Solutions Limited, a leading software development and IT Security company, in collaboration with International Business Machines (IBM) and Interdist Alliances, a Value-Added Distributor (VAD), also urged enterprises to remove the traditional security perimeter and adopt cloud, mobile, Internet of Things and social technologies to mitigate cyber risks.

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    “There’s no such thing as perfect security. An agile and commercially pragmatic approach is essential for the growth and innovation required to thrive in the new world. But what we are advocating is for enterprises to put measures in place to timely detect and rapidly respond to incidents, where irreparable brand damage and financial losses could occur,” the MD/CEO of ITANDT Solutions Limited, Mr Akpos Okoro, said.

    At the event, which was well attended by leading financial institutions and some other companies, two experts from IBM described how to expose new risks and challenges being faced in the cyber world as well as the technologies they could adopt to address them.

    Ronald Martey of IBM Security Solutions (Central and West Africa) described how IBM has helped organisations to work ahead of the cyber criminals and also avoid heavy regulatory sanctions.

    Citing QRadar, IBM’s top leading Security Intelligence solution, Martey said the solution consolidates siloed information to more effectively detect and manage complex threats. According to him, the secret behind QRadar being the solution of choice is mainly because of its Watson cognitive (embedded Artificial Intelligence) ability to fight cybercrime, coupled with its ability to integrate with IBM and other third party components for automated response to intrusion attempts or incidents.

    Also, at the event, Khalid Shaban of IBM Security (Middle East and Africa) described how IBM addresses some other challenges, through the use of IBM MaaS360 with Watson, an Enterprise Mobility Management/ Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) Solution. The solution enables organizations that use mobile devices in the corporate network to achieve desired productivity without compromising control of what users do with such devices while accessing corporate resources.

    Khalid also described how IBM Guardian Analyzer helps organizations to confidently demonstrate compliance with GDPR, PCI DSS and other data protection regulations. It also guides database administrators and managers to proactively detect vulnerabilities and prioritize fixing them before they become big issues.

    Mr. Raphael Nwosu, General Manager at ITANDT Solutions Limited also briefed the press on how the company has been empowering the businesses of various organisations in partnership with world leading technology like IBM and Interdist Alliances.

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