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Ethnos Introduces Aquila, a Groundbreaking Mobile Application Security Solution, at Zenith Bank Tech Fair 2023

 

Ethnos, a leading player in information security, unveiled Aquila, its advanced mobile application scanning and security solution, at the recently concluded Tech Fair 2023 hosted by Zenith Bank. This debut marks a significant leap for Ethnos, reinforcing its standing as a trailblazer in cybersecurity within Nigeria.

Aquila garnered widespread attention at the Tech Fair, captivating technology enthusiasts, stakeholders, and observers with its cutting-edge features for securing mobile applications. Peter Ejiofor, CEO of Ethnos, expressed gratitude for the invitation from Zenith Bank, highlighting the enduring trust and confidence the bank has placed in Ethnos.

Ejiofor remarked, “Our participation in this event underscores the unwavering trust Zenith Bank and its organizers have in us. Our longstanding partnership has been instrumental in fostering this trust. We are here to showcase our extensive expertise in cybersecurity and reaffirm our commitment to delivering exceptional solutions.”

During a media briefing, Ejiofor provided insights into Aquila’s capabilities, emphasizing its ability to comprehensively scan .apk and .ipa files for vulnerabilities, offering robust protection and monitoring against potential threats. This aligns with Ethnos’ mission to provide world-class cybersecurity solutions and nurture local talent in the cybersecurity realm.

Olamide Ajayi, Head of Development for Aquila, underscored the significance of the product, stating, “Aquila is a security platform designed to scan mobile apps for vulnerabilities such as insecure data storage, weak authentication, code tampering, and more. It’s a critical solution for organizations committed to safeguarding their products from potential breaches.”

In addition to Aquila, Ethnos introduced its cost-effective Managed SIEM solution, aimed at monitoring, preventing, and remediating cyber threats. Miracle Chukwudebe, a Security Architect with Ethnos, highlighted their dedication to offering affordable cybersecurity solutions, especially catering to small businesses.

“As an organization, we take immense pride in our exceptional team, dedicated to ensuring the security of our clients’ cyber assets,” concluded Ejiofor.

Ethnos presented an array of security solutions at the Zenith Bank Tech Fair 2023, including Security Training, Managed Security Services, Compliance Certification (BAU), and CISO as a Service. The event served as a platform to unveil their latest offerings, particularly focusing on enhancing digital asset protection through the Managed SIEM Platform.

The Zenith Bank Tech Fair 2023, aimed at promoting a deeper understanding and utilization of emerging technologies, featured Zecathon, offering startups and tech enthusiasts a platform to showcase innovative solutions. Outstanding ideas presented at the fair stand a chance to receive grants and support from Zenith Bank.

With over a decade of experience in deployment, development, and support solutions, Ethnos has established itself as a trusted partner for businesses seeking top-tier cybersecurity solutions.

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