TIS leads Angola’s Cyber Security evolution

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Johannesburg, South Africa – TIS, Angola’s leading provider of technology solutions, has announced a $5 million investment to enhance the nation’s digital infrastructure. This bold move aims to advance information security systems, cybersecurity capabilities, and professional development initiatives, all designed to protect businesses’ most critical asset—information.

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In addition to its cutting-edge cybersecurity services, TIS is launching a Graduate Training and Internship Program, led by William Oliveira, the company’s Head of Talent Development. This initiative is aimed at equipping recent graduates with practical skills and experience in cybersecurity, information systems, and digital protection. The program has already onboarded 50 young professionals, offering mentorship, hands-on training, and opportunities to work on real-world projects within Angola’s rapidly growing digital ecosystem.

“Our goal is to nurture the next generation of IT and cybersecurity professionals in Angola. By providing structured training programs and internships, we are not only addressing the current talent gap but also creating a sustainable workforce capable of tackling future challenges,” said Oliveira.

Operating for over a decade, TIS serves more than 150 companies across key sectors such as banking, telecommunications, energy, and government. The company is also spearheading Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) training programs to equip professionals with the skills needed to combat emerging cybersecurity threats. To date, over 200 individuals have been trained, with a 95% certification success rate, reinforcing TIS’s leadership in capacity-building.

“Our mission is clear: to deliver world-class cybersecurity solutions tailored to Angola’s unique needs while empowering businesses to thrive in a digital-first world,” said William Oliveira, CEO of TIS. “This investment, coupled with our new training initiatives, represents a significant step in transforming Angola into a regional leader in digital security.”

TIS offers a comprehensive range of cybersecurity services that address the growing complexity of digital threats. Endpoint protection secures more than 50,000 devices, ensuring seamless operations. Web Application Firewall (WAF) solutions, implemented at 30 major corporations, have reduced cyberattacks by up to 70%. Identity protection and audit systems manage over 500,000 monthly access points, adhering to rigorous security protocols. Cloud protection services, compliant with ISO 27001 standards, safeguard approximately one petabyte of data. The company has also fortified over 500 corporate applications against malware and other vulnerabilities.

To bolster its offerings, TIS has strengthened partnerships with global tech giants like Microsoft, Cisco, and Fortinet, ensuring that Angolan businesses benefit from the latest advancements in cybersecurity technology.

The Angolan cybersecurity market is projected to grow by 15% annually through 2027, and TIS is positioning itself as a leader in this transformation. Its team of 50 certified professionals delivers around-the-clock support, ensuring business continuity even during critical incidents.

By protecting vital sectors like banking—where it serves eight of Angola’s top 10 banks—and telecommunications, TIS is playing a key role in fortifying Angola’s economic resilience.

“Our investments in training, infrastructure, and partnerships are more than just business decisions—they are part of our commitment to building a secure and sustainable digital future for Angola,” added the CEO.

The company’s new training programs and investments underscore its commitment to excellence, innovation, and the development of local talent, ensuring Angola’s prominence in the digital security landscape across Africa.