DigitalSafe Limited

DigitalSafe Limited

Computer and Network Security

Lusaka, Lusaka Province 1,241 followers

A digital safe today!

About us

Digital Safe is a Cybersecurity consultancy and IT Risk Management firm. We one-Stop Cybersecurity Company of choice for tailored solutions focused on unlocking business value. We operate in the listed specialized areas; • Managed Security Services • Cybersecurity consultancy • IT Risk Management consultancy • Cybersecurity Training • IT Control optimisation • Security technology deployment

Industry
Computer and Network Security
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Lusaka, Lusaka Province
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2018

Locations

  • Primary

    Plot 488a/13c, Leopards Hill Road,

    Lusaka, Lusaka Province 10101, ZM

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Employees at DigitalSafe Limited

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    Happy Independence Day, Zambia! 🇿🇲 Today, we celebrate 60 years of unity, freedom, and resilience. At Digital Safe Limited, we believe that just as we fought for our nation's independence, we must also protect our digital spaces with the same determination. Let’s secure not just our borders, but our online world too. Here’s to a brighter, safer, and more connected Zambia. Together, we can safeguard our future—online and offline. #ZambiaAt60 #IndependenceDay #SecureOurFuture #DigitalSafeLimited

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    "Accidents don't happen to people who take accidents as a personal insult." In the world of cybersecurity, complacency is the enemy. When you take every breach attempt, phishing email, or security lapse as a personal challenge, you’re already ahead. By treating potential incidents as opportunities for vigilance, we protect our data and systems proactively. This week, let's stay sharp and embrace the mindset that no security mishap is inevitable — we have the power to prevent it! Stay secure, stay vigilant!

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    SUNDAY REFLECTION: THE EFFECTS OF THE LINKS WE CLICK ON SOCIAL MEDIA ON OUR REPUTATION Ever heard the saying, "Curiosity killed the cat?" Well, in today's digital age, it's more like, "Curiosity hacked the account!" The power to get hacked lies in the hands of us, the users, because, as they say, the weakest link in any security system is often the human behind the screen. In the last two years, we’ve witnessed countless social media users from all walks of life—whether you're a pastor, politician, or your neighborhood’s favorite business guru—fall prey to social media hackers. One major culprit? Clicking on shady links that promise to lead to, ahem, questionable content. You know the type: those too-good-to-be-true headlines that lure you in with promises of something scandalous. “Watch what happens next!”... And that’s exactly what happens next—before you know it, your account is hijacked! It starts innocently enough. You’re scrolling through Facebook, and then BAM! A link promising a video that sounds far too juicy to ignore. Curiosity kicks in, and you click. But instead of getting what you expected, you grant permissions to a hacker, allowing them to take control of your account. Before long, they’re posting embarrassing content under your name, tagging the maximum number of people allowed—like a digital wildfire, spreading far and wide. It’s a mess, especially when it’s someone with a reputation to maintain. Now, imagine this: your beloved pastor, who’s known for giving spiritual guidance every Sunday, suddenly seems to be sharing links to... well, inappropriate videos. Or maybe it’s your favorite politician, promising to "fix the economy," but now sharing content that should come with a "mature audiences only" label. People will wonder, "Has he lost it?" The real danger here isn’t just the temporary loss of access to your account. No, it’s the damage to your reputation. The internet is unforgiving, and society often judges us based on what they see online. People who once looked up to you could start seeing you in a completely different light, and the consequences could be long-lasting. Awareness Tip: If it looks too scandalous or too good to be true, it probably is! Always think twice before clicking on any link, especially if it comes with a flashy or controversial headline. And remember, your reputation is worth far more than a click! So, next time you come across a suspicious link on social media, ask yourself, "Is it worth it?" Probably not. Stay safe, folks! #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #SecureOurWorld #DigitalsafeLimited

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