Comments on: Does broadband in Africa mean a hacker’s paradise? http://nigerianstalk.org/2009/12/07/does-broadband-in-africa-mean-a-hackers-paradise/ Are we listening? Wed, 16 May 2012 03:30:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: LoloBloggs http://nigerianstalk.org/2009/12/07/does-broadband-in-africa-mean-a-hackers-paradise/comment-page-1/#comment-485 LoloBloggs Tue, 08 Dec 2009 23:36:51 +0000 http://nigerianstalk.org/?p=469#comment-485 @Nneoma, you're right, I've been flippant about those two issues, but as you rightly say, it's about being pre-emptive not reactive, and the single-issue/ child's playground approach to government we seem burdened with, doesn't imbue me with the faith in its ability to be pre-emptive on data security legislation! @Nneoma, you’re right, I’ve been flippant about those two issues, but as you rightly say, it’s about being pre-emptive not reactive, and the single-issue/ child’s playground approach to government we seem burdened with, doesn’t imbue me with the faith in its ability to be pre-emptive on data security legislation!

]]> By: LoloBloggs http://nigerianstalk.org/2009/12/07/does-broadband-in-africa-mean-a-hackers-paradise/comment-page-1/#comment-1901 LoloBloggs Tue, 08 Dec 2009 23:36:00 +0000 http://nigerianstalk.org/?p=469#comment-1901 @Nneoma, you're right, I've been flippant about those two issues, but as you rightly say, it's about being pre-emptive not reactive, and the single-issue/ child's playground approach to government we seem burdened with, doesn't imbue me with the faith in its ability to be pre-emptive on data security legislation! @Nneoma, you’re right, I’ve been flippant about those two issues, but as you rightly say, it’s about being pre-emptive not reactive, and the single-issue/ child’s playground approach to government we seem burdened with, doesn’t imbue me with the faith in its ability to be pre-emptive on data security legislation!

]]> By: Nneoma Nwachuku http://nigerianstalk.org/2009/12/07/does-broadband-in-africa-mean-a-hackers-paradise/comment-page-1/#comment-479 Nneoma Nwachuku Mon, 07 Dec 2009 18:05:38 +0000 http://nigerianstalk.org/?p=469#comment-479 "When the Nigerian government all stop arguing about who gets to play president and hiding money in useless branding exercises, they may well find themselves the last to put in place sufficient legislation to protect itself from harm." Well, the above issues you mentioned are important (rebranding and maintenance of the tenets of our constitution) I find that you bring up a very important point here in regards to Nigeria (well its government) putting in the necessary resources to defend itself against cyber attacks. The South African example is quite disconcerting and one could only imagine that such a scenario would be worse in Nigeria. Nice post! “When the Nigerian government all stop arguing about who gets to play president and hiding money in useless branding exercises, they may well find themselves the last to put in place sufficient legislation to protect itself from harm.”

Well, the above issues you mentioned are important (rebranding and maintenance of the tenets of our constitution) I find that you bring up a very important point here in regards to Nigeria (well its government) putting in the necessary resources to defend itself against cyber attacks. The South African example is quite disconcerting and one could only imagine that such a scenario would be worse in Nigeria. Nice post!

]]> By: Nneoma Nwachuku http://nigerianstalk.org/2009/12/07/does-broadband-in-africa-mean-a-hackers-paradise/comment-page-1/#comment-1900 Nneoma Nwachuku Mon, 07 Dec 2009 18:05:00 +0000 http://nigerianstalk.org/?p=469#comment-1900 "When the Nigerian government all stop arguing about who gets to play president and hiding money in useless branding exercises, they may well find themselves the last to put in place sufficient legislation to protect itself from harm." Well, the above issues you mentioned are important (rebranding and maintenance of the tenets of our constitution) I find that you bring up a very important point here in regards to Nigeria (well its government) putting in the necessary resources to defend itself against cyber attacks. The South African example is quite disconcerting and one could only imagine that such a scenario would be worse in Nigeria. Nice post! “When the Nigerian government all stop arguing about who gets to play president and hiding money in useless branding exercises, they may well find themselves the last to put in place sufficient legislation to protect itself from harm.”

Well, the above issues you mentioned are important (rebranding and maintenance of the tenets of our constitution) I find that you bring up a very important point here in regards to Nigeria (well its government) putting in the necessary resources to defend itself against cyber attacks. The South African example is quite disconcerting and one could only imagine that such a scenario would be worse in Nigeria. Nice post!

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