Research finds Nigeria, other African countries not prepared for cyber threat
Samson Echenim
February 19, 2020
By Samson Echenim Despite claims of working against cyber attacks by authorities in Nigeria, a recent research has found that
Google announces $1m grants to support privacy, trust in Africa
Omobayo AzeezFebruary 12, 2020
Brings flagship programme on child’s online safety to Nigeria By Omobayo Azeez Global digital technology giant, Google, has
US astronaut returns to Earth after 328 days
Businessam StaffFebruary 6, 2020
Christina Koch, an astronaut with the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration, returned to Earth on Thursday having shattered
United States cautions Britain over Huawei’s influence in tech space
Businessam StaffJanuary 23, 2020
The United States cautioned Britain ahead of a decision by Prime Minister Boris Johnson on what role Huawei will have in 5G
Nigeria, other SSA countries targets of Russian hacking group
Omobayo AzeezJanuary 14, 2020
Omobayo Azeez
Google gets €150m fine over search engine adverts
Businessam StaffDecember 20, 2019
France’s competition authority has fined Google 150 million euros ($167 million) for abusing its dominant position on the market for
Nigeria’s .ng domain grows 9.97% in eight months
Businessam StaffSeptember 25, 2019
Omobayo Azeez The registration of Nigerian domain name, .ng country’s code top-level domain (ccTLD) has recorded traction by 9.97
Tech firms collaborate to train young Nigerians on robotic coding
Businessam StaffSeptember 8, 2019
Omobayo Azeez SystemSpecs, an indigenous company and Techquest Academy, have commenced a summer training for young Nigerian secondary
Cyber threat: Kaspersky warns firms, individuals on apps usage
Samson EchenimAugust 21, 2019
By Samson Echenim As companies and individuals tilt towards a voracious consumption of mobile apps, a global cybersecurity company,
EU intensifies pressure on Facebook, Google and Twitter over user terms
Businessam StaffJuly 25, 2017
European Union authorities have increased pressure on Facebook, Twitter and Google to amend their user terms to bring them in line