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The African continent is set to benefit in its quest to combat rising cybersecurity threats as ICT leader Platview Technologies secures platinum partnership status with Thales and Imperva, reinforcing commitments to application security and data protection across the region.
A 2023 Security Navigator report from Orange Cyberdefense indicates cyberattacks could cost Africa 10% of its GDP, with extortion attempts increasing by 70% in 2023 alone.
Consequently, this development will assist governments, the private sector and organisations struggling to address ever-increasing global internet threats, including ransomware, online scams and digital extortion.
These threats are exacerbated by the continent's expanding reliance on digital technologies, coupled with insufficient preparedness for major cyberattacks.
Common attack methods include phishing, social engineering and ransomware, according to Africa Renewal.
The appointment by Thales, a global leader in data protection and encryption, and Imperva, a pioneer in application security, solidifies Platview's position as a trusted cybersecurity partner.
As a platinum partner, Platview Technologies gains access to Thales and Imperva's world-class cybersecurity technologies, enhancing its capacity to secure critical applications, protect sensitive data and mitigate risks for enterprises across key industries. This underscores Platview's dedication to delivering advanced security solutions that address institutional cyber threats.
With escalating cyber threats targeting businesses and government institutions, Platview Technologies is ideally positioned to provide robust, end-to-end security solutions safeguarding critical digital assets.
"Being recognised as a platinum partner for both Thales and Imperva testifies to our cybersecurity expertise and commitment to innovative risk-mitigation solutions," said Dapo Salami, Chief Executive Officer of Platview Technologies. "This partnership enables us to equip organisations with advanced security frameworks aligned with global best practices to drive cyber resilience through innovation."
Platview Technologies has been at the forefront of helping governmental and non-governmental organisations strengthen their digital infrastructure. With its focus on application security, encryption, identity and access management, and threat mitigation, Platview empowers enterprises to develop resilient security postures against cyberattacks.
Through this partnership, organisations will gain access to best-in-class application security, advanced data encryption and protection, and comprehensive risk management solutions.
This strategic alliance further establishes Platview Technologies as a cybersecurity leader, enabling organisations across Africa to thrive in an increasingly digital and security-conscious world.
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