NOVA Bank achieves global ISO 27032 cybersecurity certification
November 27, 2024244 views0 comments
Joy Agwunobi
NOVA Bank has solidified its position as a leader in secure banking by earning the prestigious ISO 27032 cybersecurity standard certification.
According to the bank, this achievement underscores its commitment to safeguarding customer data and ensuring the security of its digital operations. In an era marked by escalating cyber threats, this certification provides reassurance to customers, demonstrating that their transactions and information are protected by world-class security frameworks.
The ISO 27032 standard focuses on advanced measures to protect data, systems, and online transactions from ever-changing threats. With this certification, NOVA Bank joins a select group of organisations globally recognised for adhering to top-tier cybersecurity practices. This latest achievement complements the bank’s existing certifications, including ISO 27001 for Information Security Management and BCMS 22301 for Business Continuity Management. Together, these certifications demonstrate the Bank’s dedication to security and resilience in the digital banking age.
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Commenting on the certification, Chinwe Iloghalu, acting managing director and CEO of NOVA Bank, described the achievement as a transformative moment for the institution. She highlighted the direct impact on customers, stating:“This certification is a testament to NOVA Bank’s relentless pursuit of the highest global standards in cybersecurity. For our customers, it means peace of mind—knowing their data and transactions are safeguarded by some of the most advanced security frameworks in the industry. Trust is built on security, and our commitment remains clear, to deliver a banking experience that is not only innovative but also secure and dependable.”
Iloghalu also emphasised that cybersecurity remains central to the bank’s operations as it continues to introduce customer-centric retail products tailored to the needs of an increasingly digital world.
David Isiavwe, the bank’s executive director for operations and information technology and President of the information security society of Africa, Nigeria, spoke about the broader significance of the certification.
“The ISO 27032 certification is a testament to NOVA Bank’s proactive stance in tackling cybersecurity challenges. It showcases our readiness to combat evolving threats while adapting to the dynamic nature of digital banking. This achievement underscores our commitment to delivering secure, uninterrupted services to our valued customers,” Isiavwe said.