The recent Central Securities Clearing System (CSCS) Cybersecurity Conference, themed “Cybersecurity: Synergizing AI and Infrastructure,” featured a vital presentation from Collins Onuegbu, Chairman of Signal Alliance Technology Holding (SATH). Delivering a session on “Proactive Defense Through Rigorous Crisis Management,” Onuegbu outlined essential strategies for anticipating and mitigating cybersecurity threats in an era of rapidly evolving digital risks. He emphasized the importance of proactive crisis management as a core element in safeguarding digital infrastructure against emerging threats.
Following this, an expert panel discussion on “Critical Infrastructure Protection and International Cooperation” took center stage. Moderated by cybersecurity expert Aisha Ali-Gombe, the panel included prominent figures like Dr. Lawan Ahmad Mohammed, Prof. Abdullahi Muhammad Yau, Bamidele Ogunmakin, and Onuegbu himself. Together, they addressed escalating cyber risks to critical infrastructure and stressed the necessity of cross-border and cross-sector collaboration to enhance security. The panel discussed the pressing reasons critical infrastructure remains a frequent target for cyberattacks and highlighted the shared responsibilities of infrastructure owners, operators, government agencies, and industry groups in fortifying resilience and security.
Signal Alliance Technology Holding, a proud sponsor of the CSCS Cybersecurity Conference, reaffirms its commitment to advancing cybersecurity resilience across Africa. Through its expertise, SATH safeguards critical systems and fosters secure, robust infrastructures in the region.
Founded in 1996 and rebranded as SATH in 2021, Signal Alliance Technology Holding stands as a leading technology group across Africa and the Middle East, with operations spanning technology consulting, cloud services, business applications, cybersecurity, and software development. Its venture arm supports diverse sectors, including retail, finance, advertising, renewable energy, agriculture, and wellness, as it continues to shape the continent’s technological landscape.