Ethnos IT Solutions Ltd, a homegrown cybersecurity firm rooted in Victoria Island, Lagos, has taken a major step forward in strengthening Nigeria’s digital safety. The company has officially launched Castellum 2.0, a refreshed and more powerful version of its security awareness platform—one designed with people, culture, and everyday workplace realities in mind.
The launch took place at an intimate private workshop attended by industry leaders, tech professionals, and security experts. At the center of the event was Peter Ejiofor, the CEO of Ethnos, whose passion for building a safer digital Nigeria was evident throughout the gathering.
Ejiofor spoke candidly about the heart behind the innovation.
“Cybersecurity isn’t just about systems—it’s about people,” he said. “Castellum 2.0 is built to help organizations empower their teams, because when employees understand threats, they’re able to protect their workplace, their customers, and themselves.”
Castellum 2.0 introduces improved insights, simpler controls, and an experience that feels more intuitive for both administrators and employees. It’s built to help people—not just IT departments—recognize phishing attempts, avoid social engineering traps, and respond calmly and correctly when suspicious activity arises.
Ejiofor emphasized that in today’s Nigeria, where organizations handle large volumes of sensitive information daily, cybersecurity must become part of workplace culture.
“Every company, no matter its size, relies on its people to stay secure,” he explained. “Strengthening your team’s cybersecurity posture isn’t optional anymore—it’s essential.”
Now that Castellum 2.0 has officially launched, Ethnos is encouraging corporate organizations, financial institutions, telcos, startups, and government agencies to deploy the platform as part of their internal security strategy. The goal is simple: help employees become confident defenders against cyber threats.
The workshop also created space for real conversation—about the pressures of modern cyber risks, the need for practical training, and the importance of building a “human firewall” inside every organization.
“We created this platform because we understand the challenges people face every day at work,” Ejiofor added. “And we know that when teams feel informed, they feel empowered.”
Organizations interested in experiencing Castellum 2.0 firsthand can book a demo via mycastellum.com or reach the Ethnos team at support@castellum.com.
With this launch, Ethnos IT Solutions is not just releasing software—they’re championing a more human approach to cybersecurity and inviting corporate Nigeria to join in building a safer digital future for everyone.
