Lagos State Governor, Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, has Lagosians to take responsibility for cybersecurity.
He said “Cybersecurity is a shared responsibility. Citizens must remain vigilant, understand common cyber risks, and take proactive steps to protect themselves from cybercriminals”.
The governor noted that, “Most victims of cybercrime are those who are unaware of basic digital safety practices – making public education essential,” the Governor added.
Those admonitions by governor Sanwo-Olu were delivered as part of the activities of the state government participating in the Cybersecurity Awareness Month, observed in the tenth month of the year.
A media statement by state’s ministry of information and strategy enunciated that, Lagos state government joined the global community in promoting safer digital practices and to strengthening cyber resilience.
The statement added that the government position aligned with the global campaign led by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), which emphasizes securing digital systems, improving cyber hygiene, and empowering citizens with practical steps to stay safe online.
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