This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Are our words, pictures and other random information safe out there? Ad for SME’s, it’s no secret that their competition should be global; else there is no competition at all. An insightful talk by a veteran in the Information Technology world, bringing to light the ever-growing global concerns of cyber security and what we can do to protect ourselves and our businesses.

Abdul-Hakeem Ajijola is the Executive Chairman of Consultancy Support Services (CS2) - an ICT/ Cyber Security, Organization Effectiveness Consultancy firm. He is also affiliated with providing on-going global advocacy and capacity building for the establishment of organizational, sectorial and National Computer Emergency Response Team. Working in Nigeria and abroad, he has served on several presidential, international and technical committees and is on boards dealing with ICT, IT policy making, interfaith issues and cybercrime securities.

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