The advanced security operations platform SECOYA, developed by cybersecurity firm DevSecFlow, is intended to provide financial institutions and highly regulated organisations nationwide with intelligent, effective, and scalable cyber defence capabilities.
The disclosure was made on Sunday in a statement, following an exclusive executive breakfast session hosted by the company on Wednesday, June 11, 2025, in Lagos.
The event, themed “Beyond Compliance: AI-Powered Resilience for Nigeria’s Financial Future”, brought together senior stakeholders from the fintech and cybersecurity ecosystems to deliberate on evolving digital threats and the need for smarter security responses.
Chief Executive Officer of DevSecFlow, Francis Ofungwu, said Nigeria’s cybersecurity future must go beyond regulatory compliance and focus on creating intelligent systems that respond with speed, scale, and precision.
“The SECOYA platform handles critical cybersecurity functions such as threat hunting, incident response, and alert triage with greater accuracy and endurance than human analysts,” Ofungwu said.
“It reduces manual workflows, provides 24/7 protection, and still requires human oversight and governance to ensure transparency and ethical safeguards.”
According to the company, SECOYA is built to streamline security operations through a blend of intelligence, clarity, and control. The platform aims to address the growing complexity of cyber threats facing Nigeria’s digital economy by embedding security seamlessly into existing workflows and powering it with artificial intelligence tailored to local operational contexts.
