Thisdaylive Nigerian Navy Enhances Cyber Defense Training Amid Rising Cyber Threats
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- •The Nigerian Navy is enhancing cyber defense training to combat rising cyber threats.
- •Rear Admiral Ibrahim highlighted cyberspace as the fifth domain of warfare.
- •The Navy is focusing on continuous training to keep pace with evolving cyber threats.
The Nigerian Navy has intensified training for its communication and cyber operators due to increasing cyber threats, including attacks from encrypted criminal networks and digital warfare. This initiative was highlighted during a two-day Intra-Command Communication and Cyber Security Competition at Nigerian Navy Ship Delta in Warri. Rear Admiral Sanusi Ibrahim emphasized the importance of cybersecurity as the fifth domain of warfare, noting that controlling information and protecting networks is crucial for operational advantage. He cited examples of GPS jamming, disrupted military communications, and cyberattacks affecting port systems and naval logistics. The Navy aims to ensure its personnel are the most skilled in the field to counter evolving threats, particularly from criminal groups using advanced digital tactics. Ibrahim urged continuous learning and proactive strategies to maintain cybersecurity vigilance.
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