January 2, 2026
Cyber

Nigerian foremost Cyber Security company Platview Technologies unveiled its cyber security partnership agreement with multiple award-winning U.S. registered security company LinkShadow while it announced Platview Technologies as its brand Certified Platinum Partner in Nigeria.

The global cyber defense firm announced the partnership after it signed a partnership agreement with the Nigerian cyber security and IT solutions counterpart Platview Technologies during an event at The George Hotel, Ikoyi Lagos, on Tuesday 29, October 2019.

This event was attended by top management from both companies. In a statement by Mr. Dapo Salami, who is the director of business development at Platview Technologies, he said, “strategic partnership is always a driver to delivering value to customers; our partnership with LinkShadow is a choice, commitment to our customers and the ecosystem, to experience the endless possibilities and value of machine learning, artificial intelligence and further reduce the attack/threat landscape while prioritizing ROI for cyber security.”

“Cyber security has been a major hazard on the Internet world so this partnership is envisaged to further boost the safety of Nigerians online data, corporate organizations, banking sector and government agencies etc.” He said.

The award-winning cyber security firm reiterated that the newly signed partnership between the duo Cyber Security firms will deliver the highlighted solutions to its Nigerian customers to ensure their online and corporate activities are hazard free and secured from various online threats.

The partnership services are built on four pillars which are Behavioral Analytics, CXO Visibility, Threat Hunting and Security Synopsis.

The aforementioned partnership services which the duo Cyber Security firms will render also includes; Faster Detection of Threats, Real-time response to Threats, Behavior and Predictive Security Analytics, Automated Discovery of Users and Assets, CXO Managerial Dashboards and Reports, Machine Learning-based, Cyber Security Threat detections and Threat Intelligent Feeds.

LinkShadow is a next generation cyber security analytics platform with behavior analytics and extensive machine learning capabilities to detect both cyber and internal threats. LinkShadow cyber security tools are built to enable its users trace all the movements of an attacker, starting from the reconnaissance and all the way up to the action (Data Exfiltration).

Fadi Sharaf, sales director, LinkShadow, commented that “Cyber security is a corporate risk and becoming cyber resilient is key to business security that needs to be given utmost priority. With LinkShadow’s unparallel detection of the most sophisticated threats, organizations can enhance their defense against advanced cyber-attacks, zero-day malware and ransomware. We are very excited to sign up Platview Technologies as our Certified Platinum Partner in Nigeria and are confident that this strategic partnership will enable LinkShadow to strengthen its presence and accelerate growth in the region.”

During the recently concluded IPEXPO Europe, London event, LinkShadow emerged as the winner of the prestigious Cyber Defense Magazine – Annual Cyber Defense Global Awards 2019 as the “Most Innovative Threat Hunting Solution”. And also LinkShadow was awarded the “User Behavior Analytics Security Solution Provider of the Year” award by CyberSecurity Breakthrough.

Platview Technologies is a Nigerian most sought after Cyber Security Service and solutions provider firm, with services ranging from Managed SOC, Incident Response, Cyber Threat Intelligence, API Security, Identity and Access Management (IAM), Endpoint Detection and Response, Privilege Access Monitoring, Security Analytics, Security Orchestration Automation Response (SOAR), Cloud Security, Enterprise Data Encryption, Data Security, Application Security, Infrastructure and Integration Services, Storage, Server, Software Development and Cyber Security services.

LinkShadow is a U.S. registered company with regional offices in the Middle East. It is pioneered by a team of highly skilled solution architects, product specialists and programmers with a vision to formulate a next-generation cyber security solution that provides unparalleled detection of even the most sophisticated threats. LinkShadow was built with the vision of enhancing organizations’ defenses against advanced cyber-attacks, zero-day malware and ransomware, while simultaneously gaining rapid insight into the effectiveness of their existing security investments. For more information, visit www.linkshadow.com.

 

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