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The NIS2 Directive (Network and Information Security Directive 2) is the European Union's updated legislation aimed at strengthening cybersecurity across essential and important sectors in EU member states.

The dynamics around international mobility have drastically changed because of several factors such as globalization, advancement in technology and the COVID-19 pandemic.

Nigeria moved from a country with zero legislation on cyber security to a country with an extensive law with the enactment of the Cybercrime (Prohibition, Prevention, Etc.) Act ("the Act") in 2015.

The Director General of the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), Mr. Kashifu Inuwa Abdulahi, has called for a stronger collaboration among government regulators to accelerate the establishment of Nigeria’s National Regulatory Sandbox, describing inter-agency corporation as the cornerstone for building an innovation-friendly regulatory ecosystem.

In today’s digital-first legal environment, data has become one of the most valuable and strategic assets of a law firm. Law firms routinely handle highly sensitive information, including client records, litigation documents, contracts, financial information, documentation evidencing intellectual property assets, personal data, and confidential communications.

Discover expert insights and actionable tips to take charge of your digital footprint in the digital age. Our recent article provides invaluable guidance...

The importance of the internet in the 21st century is undeniable. It is the largest and quickest medium of communication and dissemination of information all over the world.

The global consensus that personal data is the "new gold" has led to an avalanche of global and domestic regulatory compliance obligations imposed on data controllers...

In the last decade, Nigeria’s financial technology (FinTech) sector has grown exponentially, serving as a key driver of financial inclusion and transforming how millions access financial services.

On July 8, 2021, the Central Bank of Nigeria ("CBN"), Nigeria's apex financial and monetary regulator, issued a new regulatory regime for Payment Service Banks ("PSBs"),

Digital technology has transformed business operations globally, and Nigeria is no exception. As the nation embraces digitalization, cybersecurity has become a critical issue.

The Nigerian Communications Commission has issued comprehensive guidance on implementing a Cyber Resilience Framework specifically designed for the Nigerian communications sector. This framework establishes standards and protocols for telecommunications operators and service providers to strengthen their cybersecurity posture and operational resilience against evolving digital threats.

The Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023 ("the NDPA") imposes several duties and obligations on businesses and organizations (whether a data controller or data processor).

Any crime or illegal activity committed in the use of computers and network is referred to as a cybercrime. The Cybercrimes (Prohibition and Prevention, etc.) Act 2015 ("Cybercrimes Act")...

The early skepticism surrounding cryptocurrencies is giving way to broader acceptance, with stablecoins playing a central role in this shift. Stablecoins are digital tokens that are designed to remain stable in value...

On May 6, 2024, the Central Bank of Nigeria ("CBN") published a circular providing "Implementation Guidance on the Collection and Remittance of theNational Cybersecurity Levy" (the "CBN Circular")...

Lagos, with over 22 million digitally active residents and a startup ecosystem valued at $15.3 billion, faces mounting cyber risks that have already cost Nigeria over ₦1.1 trillion in cybercrime losses.