Day 1 of 2026 Hosted the Vulnerable Bank App by @commando_skiipz that @StellaObatoye shared with me, on an Ubuntu Server. Kali is active Wazuh is active 2025 is for learning Cybersecurity. 2026 is for Practicing Cybersecurity. #CYBER #SecurityAlert

Something exciting is coming to CYBERSECURITY DAY 2026 🔐📘

🚨 SPEAKER UNVEIL 🚨 We are excited to officially unveil one of our distinguished Guest Speakers for SDU Cybersecurity Day ’26. Isioghene Maureen Eyikimi, a passionate Cybersecurity Expert and advocate for digital awareness and innovation.

Be part of CYBERSECURITY DAY 2026 🔐🚀 We are calling on brands, organizations, and individuals to partner with us as sponsors for one of the biggest cybersecurity events in the university community. #CyberSecurityDay2026 #NACSSDU #CallForSponsorship

Hello Techies, Cyber Security enthusiasts, Cyber Security educators and Cybersecurity professionals All road leads to Southern Delta University, as we gather to talk, innovate, create more awareness and build a cyber resilience future. #CyberSecurity #nacsssdu #TechInnovation

I recently turned 33, and every year I want to go back to 21-year-old Patrick with a list of lessons. If you're in your 20s, these are for you. Most lessons only land after an ass-whooping. And even then, you usually miss them the first time.

Data Protection Advisory by NDPC on Escalating Threats to Data Security Architecture

One idea to steal this week: Pick one part of your product that customers “use,” but don’t really love. Then ask: How could we turn this from passive UI into actions? Wes Bush @ Bestselling Author & CEO, ProductLed @wes_bush , I just received the latest newsletter

Recommending for cybersecurity folks .....8/10🔥

Embrace New Beginings @nacsssdu

This one has a bit of story behind it. Less than 12h after the report was submitted, it was confirmed by the team. The team didn’t even try to argue about how catastrophic the impact was. They were fast responsive and professional and transparent with their users, something I really admired. They simply straight told me because of a large hack last year that they suffered from they’re struggling financially and they’re letting a lot of their people go. The direct impact was around 7 million dollars. They were honest and I like honesty so instead of the normal 700k bounty, I accepted the 300k, I don’t regret my decision and I hope the project bounces back even stronger during these hard times, I admire them and their security standards and I wish them the best.

Can we just continue using the existing system and stop proposing new system?