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The Executive Chairman of Abuja-based cyber security and Information Communication Technology (ICT) consultancy firm, the Consultancy Support Services (CSS) Limited, Alhaji Abdul-Hakeem Ajijola has been named a commissioner of the Global Commission on the Stability of Cyberspace (GCSC), reports ITRealms.
A public statement from GCSC headquarters in The Hague,
The Netherlands, its Chairman, Marina Kaljurand on the official Facebook page
of the Commission, said they were happy to present Abdul-Hakeem Ajijola, as one
of its own.
He recalled that who was a former Senior Special
Assistant Innovation & Technology to the National Security Adviser to the
President of Nigeria, is a founding & Steering Committee member of the
Organisation of Islamic Cooperation – Computer Emergency Response Team
(OIC-CERT); mentor to the African forum of Computer
Incident Response Reams (AfricaCERT), instigator of the Office of the National
Security Adviser Nigeria Computer Emergency Response Team (NGCERT); implemented
the National Information Technology Development Agency Nigerian Computer
Emergency Readiness & Response ecosystem (CERRT.ng); & member of the
Nigerian Cybercrime Working Group.
Reacting to his appointment, Ajijola said he was honoured,
excited and grateful to the Almighty, to have been appointed as a Commissioner
of the The Hague-based Global Commission on the Stability of Cyberspace (GCSC).
Also Ajijola considered the appointment as a collective
opportunity to voice “our perspectives and concerns as well as positively
impact Global Cybersecurity thinking.” Just as he looks forward to evolving
mechanisms that will ensure that collective perspectives are channeled
appropriately.
ITRealms
gathered
that GCSC aims at promoting mutual awareness and understanding among the
various cyberspace communities working on issues related to international
cybersecurity by contributing to an essential global task, supporting policy
and norms coherence related to the security and stability in and of cyberspace.
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