NOVA Bank, one of Nigeria’s commercial banks, has attained the globally recognised ISO 27032 Cybersecurity Standard certification.
In a statement sent to PUNCH Online on Tuesday, the bank’s acting Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Mrs Chinwe Iloghalu, described the certification as a pivotal moment for the financial institution and its customers.
She added that the achievement positions the bank among the elite financial institutions in Nigeria and further shows its commitment to safeguarding customer data and digital operations by
Iloghalu disclosed that the bank is already certified in ISO 27001 for Information Security Management and BCMS 22301 for Business Continuity Management, further underscoring its dedication to operational excellence and security.
“This certification underscores NOVA Bank’s unwavering dedication to maintaining the highest global standards in cybersecurity. As we continue to innovate with customer-centric retail products, cybersecurity remains at the heart of our operations.
“Our customers can rest assured that their data and transactions are protected by some of the most advanced security frameworks in the industry. Trust is built on security, and NOVA is committed to providing a secure, reliable, and innovative banking experience,” Iloghalu stated.
Also, the bank’s Executive Director for Operations and Information Technology, Dr. David Isavwe, emphasised the broader implications of the certification.
He said the ISO 27032 certification highlights the bank’s proactive approach to addressing cybersecurity challenges and ensuring robust protection for data, systems, and online transactions.
“The ISO 27032 certification highlights NOVA Bank’s proactive approach to addressing cybersecurity challenges. It demonstrates our readiness to protect against evolving threats and our ability to adapt to the dynamic landscape of digital banking.
“This certification reinforces our commitment to delivering secure and uninterrupted services to our valued customers,” Isavwe remarked.
