Managed IT services
One agreement covers monitoring, support, management and security of your IT, for a fixed monthly fee.
Financial institutions and insurers are judged on availability, security and technology risk. We run and secure the IT behind branches, brokerages and back offices, and help prepare the evidence regulators and auditors expect.
Microfinance banks, community lenders, insurers, managing agents and brokerages face big-bank pressures with far smaller IT teams.
Technology, cyber, third-party and resilience risk, examined and needing evidence.
One or two people run core systems, network, security and support.
Core banking vendors, switches, payment providers and cloud, each needing oversight.
Email compromise, account takeover, SIM-swap fraud and ransomware aimed at payments and claims.
Old policy, claims and lending systems: slow reports, risky migrations.
Grid outages and link failures: slow transactions, missed deadlines, lost business.
As your full provider (managed IT) or alongside your team (co-managed IT), we take patching, monitoring, projects, security operations and after-hours cover; your staff keep control of core systems.
Remote, for managed-service clients; response targets in the agreement.
Segmented; fibre plus a second ISP or 4G/5G failover; secure remote access.
UPS, inverter, solar and generator planning for branch IT.
Privileged access, MFA, EDR, email security and logging, aligned with NIST CSF.
Due diligence questionnaires, right-to-audit and incident notification terms, and evidence.
| Area | What applies |
|---|---|
| Banks, payments | The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN): cybersecurity frameworks and guidelines for banks and payment service providers (governance, operations, cyber security, resilience) and oversight of technology vendors. Check the current circulars for your licence category. |
| Other operators | NAICOM (insurers, brokers), SEC Nigeria (capital markets) and PenCom (pensions), each with operational, technology and outsourcing guidance. |
| Data protection | NDPA 2023, enforced by the NDPC: risky breaches notified within 72 hours of becoming aware; large processors may have registration duties. Critical information infrastructure: incident reporting under the Cybercrimes Act and to ngCERT. |
| Anti-money laundering | Records and reports filed with the NFIU need reliable systems and retention. |
| Tax | VAT (7.5 %), withholding tax and payroll deductions recorded correctly for the Nigeria Revenue Service and state revenue services. |
| Access | Mobile-friendly, accessible member and client portals; WCAG 2.2 AA as the target. |
One agreement covers monitoring, support, management and security of your IT, for a fixed monthly fee.
Policies, risk assessments, shadow AI discovery and security testing, with AI controls you can explain.
Assessments, endpoint protection, email security, training, incident readiness, and 24/7 monitoring for managed-service clients.
Security in plain language: what could go wrong, how likely it is, what to fix first.
Privacy and security practices ready for regulators, clients, auditors and insurers, gaps fixed before anyone asks.
Data from ERP, CRM and spreadsheets turned into trusted dashboards, on agreed definitions and governed access.
Where an ERP fits beside policy and claims systems, what to modernise first, and Nigerian regulation.
How to move large data platforms while the business keeps running, with a cutover checklist.
Four lessons from large breaches, what they mean for you, and an NDPA-aware readiness checklist.
Tell us how your IT runs today and what regulators, auditors or your board ask for. We will suggest a practical first step.