The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Command has announced that it will be complying with the provisions of the Cybercrime Prohibition and Prevention Act 2015 in investigating and prosecuting offenders of Critical National Information Infrastructure (CNII).
This move aims to enhance the protection of Nigeria’s critical infrastructure and address the growing threat of cybercrime.
The NSCDC will investigate and prosecute CNII offenders under the relevant provisions of the Cybercrime Act and the Protection of CNII Order 2024.
The agency recognizes the importance of safeguarding critical infrastructure, including telecommunications, finance, energy, transportation, and defense systems.
The NSCDC is committed to fostering collaboration, innovation, and strategic planning to protect Nigeria’s digital assets and cultural heritage.
The protection of CNII is crucial to maintaining national security, economic stability, and public safety.
The new guidelines will enable the NSCDC to effectively prosecute offenders and deter future attacks on critical infrastructure.
As Nigeria continues to grow in the digital era, the NSCDC’s efforts will help ensure the security and integrity of the country’s critical infrastructure.
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The NSCDC will continue to train its personnel on the provisions of the Cybercrime Act and the Protection of CNII Order 2024.
The agency will work with relevant stakeholders to ensure the effective implementation of the new guidelines and protect Nigeria’s critical infrastructure.
By strengthening its approach to cybercrime prosecution, the NSCDC is taking a proactive step towards safeguarding Nigeria’s digital assets and promoting national security.
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