Phase3 Telecom scales up layered security for optimised network infrastructure 

One of Africa’s leading independent aerial fibre optic network infrastructure and telecommunications services providers, Phase3 Telecom has announced that it is adopting an innovative, technology-driven, digitised and multilayer approach for security operation network capacity expansion. The move, which will be completed in timed phases, provides secure infrastructure that fortifies its own and other networks against advanced and malicious cybernetic breaches. 

This upgrade will also provide support in areas that require cyber-resilience in Nigeria’s telecommunications sector and a proactive infrastructure network security due diligence to help businesses scale efficiently and stay less vulnerable to sensitive data exposure that can erode public trust and confidence. This massive upgrade will provide a secure infrastructure that fortifies its own and other networks against advanced and malicious cybernetic breaches in Nigeria and beyond. 

“Phase3 understands the existential threats posed by cyberspace attacks in a new digital era and in a world where business networks are more interconnected than ever before,” said, the company’s Executive Chairman, Stanley Jegede. “And we are determined to be the team at the forefront of protecting their own network and proffering solutions that help other businesses, organisations and institutions secure and control access to their critical networks.” 

Hence, Phase3 will continue to prioritise risk management and investment in multiple network protection against critical infrastructure threats with other targeted services. 

Jegede added that in the second half of 2022, the telecoms and technology sectors would witness strengthening and extension of Phase3 legacy services towards digitisation and intelligence-based operational technology; all in ways that grant Phase3 amplified visibility of its critical infrastructure and prepares its network for eliminating potential exposure in real-time. In addition, Jegede also urged all stakeholders to take seriously, foster innovation and increase collaborations on engendering industrial level security, threat detection, mitigation and susceptibility management, in the telecommunications and technology sectors, for greater economic growth trajectory and sustainability.