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SBTS Unveils AI-native Platform for Compliance, Risk Management
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SBTS Unveils AI-native Platform for Compliance, Risk Management

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Emma Okonji

SBTS Group has launched an AI-native, human-in-the-loop platform designed to unify cybersecurity, regulatory compliance, and risk management.

The platform addresses rising demand for integrated threat intelligence, regulatory compliance and audit readiness across Nigerian enterprises.

It is positioned to help banks, government agencies, oil and gas companies, and other enterprises move beyond fragmented, spreadsheet-based processes toward continuous, real-time trust and risk management.

Giving details about the AI platform, the CEO of SBTS Group, Evelyn Lewis, said while AI would automate risk identification and evidence collection, SBTS emphasises that accountability still requires human judgment.

According to Lewis, Aegis360AI uses a human-in-the-loop model. It eliminates repetitive manual work and delivers actionable intelligence, while cybersecurity and compliance experts retain authority to validate high-risk findings and direct incident response.

Speaking during a recent tour of the company’s Security Operations Centre in Abuja by FCT Internal Revenue Service officials, Lewis said: “The challenge is no longer simply about detecting a cyberattack or preparing for an annual audit. Organisations need continuous visibility and integrated controls to stay ahead of evolving threats and regulatory expectations.”

“Customers expect their data to be protected. Regulators demand proof. Boards demand visibility. Aegis360AI brings security, risk, and governance together in one intelligent environment,” Lewis further stated, adding that the platform’s success will be measured by its impact on risk visibility, audit readiness, and overall cybersecurity resilience for Nigerian organisations.

Rather than replacing cybersecurity and compliance professionals, the platform is designed to reduce repetitive manual processes and provide security teams with better intelligence for decision-making.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

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