Sponsored: Galaxy Backbone urges Nigerian banks to partner for cybersecurity
Sponsored content: Galaxy Backbone (GBB) commemorates 20 years since its 2006 establishment as Nigeria's provider of shared government ICT infrastructure. The organization highlights its work in strengthening connectivity, expanding fiber-optic networks, delivering cloud services, and enabling secure data hosting for ministries and agencies.
GBB positions its infrastructure as a cybersecurity solution for banks, payment firms, and other organizations facing increasing digital threats. Over two decades, it has developed capabilities in resilient infrastructure, secure cloud environments, robust data centers, reliable connectivity, and continuous monitoring - technical areas critical for protecting financial and identity systems from cybercriminals.
As Nigeria's economy becomes more digital, GBB emphasizes that data protection is as crucial as safeguarding physical assets, framing its services as support for national data sovereignty. The article suggests partnering with GBB offers access to trusted domestic infrastructure that could enhance security for personal information, financial transactions, and government records.
For entities concerned about cyber threats targeting digital ecosystems, GBB presents its 20-year track record in building Nigeria's digital foundation as reason to consider collaboration for advancing digital transformation on a secure platform.