Hacker's

Hacker's

Secret Conference 2025

Theme: Code in the shadows(Strengthening cyber defenses)

Date: July 25, 2025
Venue: Sheba Center 20 Mobolaji Bank Anthony Way, Lagos State.

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Mission

Empower individuals and organizations with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the digital landscape securely, fostering a community committed to ethical hacking and cybersecurity in Nigeria.

Vision

To establish Nigeria as a hub for cybersecurity excellence, where individuals and businesses are equipped to safeguard digital assets and contribute to a secure global cyberspace.

Objectives

Provide practical insights and hands-on experiences to educate participants on the latest cybersecurity threats, defenses, empowerment, build community and more.

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Cyber Security Threats: A Growing Challenge

In an increasingly digital world, cyber security has become a critical concern for individuals, businesses, and governments. Cyber threats are evolving in complexity and frequency, posing significant risks to sensitive data, financial assets, and the stability of essential services.

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Our Target Audience

The Hacker’s Secret Conference 2025 is tailored for a diverse audience in Nigeria, including:

IT Professionals:

Cybersecurity experts, IT administrators, and professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills.

Business Leaders:

Executives, managers, and decisionmakers concerned with safeguarding their organizations from cyber threats.

Government Representatives:

Officials responsible for cybersecurity policies and strategies.

Students and Educators:

Those pursuing or teaching courses related to information security and technology.

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Our Speakers

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Dr Harrison Nnaji

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OLABODE WILLIAMS

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Adeshola Oguntimehin

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Mr Obiora Awogu

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Delight Hamilton

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Statistics

Cyber security in Nigeria

The federal government revealed that a total of 12,988,978 cyber-attacks originating from both within and outside Nigeria were recorded in the country.

The attacks were made on public websites and portals and averaged around 1,550,000 daily, according to the immediate former Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Prof. Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami.

However, Pantami said the attacks skyrocketed to 6,997,277 on presidential election day.

Again, a total of 3,834,244 cyber-attacks were made against Nigeria during the governorship and state houses of assembly elections period in the country.

These attacks came just a few weeks after more than 12.9 million internet based criminal attacks were launched on Nigeria during the presidential and National Assembly elections.

Similarly, the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), through its Computer Emergency Readiness and Response Team, sometime in 2023, detected activities of a hacktivist group targeting Nigeria’s vital digital infrastructure.

“One of the key markets in Africa, Nigeria, is quickly becoming a mobile-first country, with mobile penetration increasing exponentially. And considering the availability of phones at a lower price point, more Nigerians are now able to afford a mobile device,” he said.

Rick said even though major malware like Ransomware, Cryptominer, and banking trojans have had, and continue to have a big impact, it was mobile attacks on Nigerian companies that were growing in prevalence.

An Abuja-based IT expert, Excellence Anurika Joshua, said Nigeria should be many steps ahead of cyber criminals to avoid being overrun by them.

Joshua, who is the president of Techy-Train Incubator, said though Nigeria’s cyber security is relatively sound, the government should invest more to make it impenetrable by hackers.

 

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