A Axians Angola recently held in Luanda the second edition of the Tech Cooking, a sector event that brought together experts in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) for the dissemination of new products, services, solutions and facilitates networking among partners in this segment.
The themes, debated in a different format than usual, in a team building that aligned opinion sharing and tech cooking, were dissected on the attentive look of distinguished presences of several public-private institutions. The initiative, which partners Axians Angola and Cisco, focused mainly on the hook "The visibility and need to use security tools to mitigate the risks of organizations in cyberspace."
According to the General Manager of Axians Angola, "digital transformation is fundamental for business to stakeholders, whether they are shareholders, customers, employees, or even the environment, making them more efficient, profitable and sustainable, "adding that" digital transformation brings with it numerous risks, included in cyberspace. "
"There are more and more cyber attacks and companies have to be aware that there are already tools in the market that can protect them," said Nuno Brink, CEO of Setic. Unitel was also represented by Urbino Gama, Operational Support Manager, who considered the productive and fertile experience in networking with professionals in the area. For his part, Feliciano Eugénio, who is part of the Sonangol Security Department, said that the solutions presented by Cisco are seen as a plus, both for you and your company. Emanuel Palha, Head of Department of Communication and Systems at Banco Caixa Angola, took the opportunity to inputs that the event gave him and to stress the need that all companies have on this current theme.
