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Firm Marks Cybersecurity Awareness Month

esentry, a managed security services provider serving organisations across Africa, hosted a 10km Cybersecurity Walk through Yaba and surrounding communities in Lagos, as part of activities marking this year’s cybersecurity

Firm Marks Cybersecurity Awareness Month

esentry, a managed security services provider operating in Africa, organized a 10km Cybersecurity Walk through Yaba and neighboring areas in Lagos as part of its efforts to promote digital safety during Cybersecurity Awareness Month. This annual event, which occurs each October, aims to raise public awareness about cybersecurity and its significance.

Inspired by this year's theme, 'Don't Make It Easy for Them', the walk sought to emphasize the importance of consistent, small habits that can deter cybercriminals. The initiative was attended by cybersecurity professionals and enthusiasts who came together to make cybersecurity a more tangible concept for those who need it most.

Gbolabo Awelewa, the Chief Business Officer at esentry, explained that the walk was designed to bring the conversation about cybersecurity out of the workplace and into the community. "Cybersecurity awareness works best when it reaches people where they live and work," he said. "By taking the conversation onto the streets, we can engage communities and demonstrate the relevance of cybersecurity in everyday life."

Awelewa emphasized esentry's commitment to helping businesses of all sizes understand and mitigate the risks they face in the digital landscape. "At esentry, we are working towards a country where every business, irrespective of scale, understands its risks and has the necessary protection in place," he stated. "This walk is just one step towards achieving that goal."

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