Realnewsmagazine NCC Urges Collaboration to Tackle Cybersecurity Threats Amid AI Advances
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- •NCC emphasizes the need for collaboration to address cybersecurity threats.
- •Artificial intelligence advancements are increasing risks to telecommunications.
- •The Second International Cybersecurity Conference 2026 focused on enhancing digital resilience.
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has called for enhanced collaboration among government bodies, telecom operators, and cybersecurity experts to combat emerging digital threats. This initiative is prompted by the increasing risks associated with advancements in artificial intelligence and other technologies affecting telecommunications networks. The NCC's appeal coincides with its review of competition in Nigeria's voice and data markets, assessing areas of Significant Market Power. At the Second Stakeholder Engagement Forum, preliminary findings were shared, emphasizing the need for accurate industry data to guide regulatory decisions. The NCC's call for cooperation was highlighted at the Second International Cybersecurity Conference 2026 in Abuja, focusing on strategies to strengthen Nigeria's digital resilience against sophisticated cyberattacks. Key discussions included the protection of critical infrastructure and the importance of safeguarding telecommunications networks to maintain consumer trust in the digital economy.
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