In a strategic move to boost Nigeria’s digital security, DevSecFlow hosted top fintech and cybersecurity leaders at an executive breakfast themed “Beyond Compliance: AI-Powered Resilience for Nigeria’s Financial Future” on June 11, 2025, at The George Hotel, Ikoyi, Lagos.
Delivering the keynote, DevSecFlow CEO Francis Ofungwu emphasized the need for cybersecurity systems that go beyond compliance, urging adoption of intelligent, context-aware solutions. He unveiled the company’s AI-powered SECOYA platform, designed to streamline security operations (SecOps) across financial institutions.
“SECOYA handles threat hunting, incident response, and alert triage with speed and precision,” said Ofungwu. “It blends AI with human oversight for transparent, 24/7 protection.”
Co-founder Abdel Sy Fane added that SECOYA was developed to address the trust and collaboration gaps within tech teams. “We created a platform that fits into existing workflows, enabling even SMEs to access enterprise-grade security.”
The event featured a panel of cybersecurity experts from Moniepoint, Opay, PalmPay, and Kuda MFB, who discussed AI’s role in proactive threat prevention, smarter user protection, and improved response times.
From enhancing fintech security to democratizing access to advanced tools, DevSecFlow’s AI-first approach is redefining cybersecurity in Nigeria.
