Cybervergent has launched version 3.0 of its artificial intelligence-powered security and compliance platform while expanding its operations into Kenya, Ghana and South Africa.
The company said the latest version of its platform introduces continuous posture management, replacing the older model of periodic governance, risk and compliance reporting with systems that monitor and verify risks in real time.
According to Cybervergent, the platform’s AI engine can independently verify 99.9 percent of audit and monitoring findings before they appear on company dashboards. The system is designed to help businesses improve how they manage cybersecurity, compliance, audits and data protection across both cloud-based and on-site environments.
The platform also maps more than 4,500 security and compliance controls across major regulatory frameworks. These include the Nigeria Data Protection Act, International Organization for Standardization ISO 27001 standards and SOC 2 compliance requirements.
Cybervergent said onboarding its first customer in South Africa marks an important step in proving the platform’s readiness for highly regulated industries, particularly in major financial and technology markets across Africa.
To support its regional expansion, the company is adopting a channel-first strategy by working with local partners and system integrators in Lagos, Accra and Johannesburg. The aim is to help enterprises deal with growing cybersecurity threats and stricter regulatory requirements.
Ayomide Daniels said the company built verification directly into the platform’s structure to improve trust and transparency.
“If a finding is not traceable back to source documentation, it does not reach the dashboard,” Daniels explained.
Cybervergent previously operated under the name Infoprivacy before rebranding in late 2023. The company originally focused on data privacy compliance in West Africa before shifting towards a broader AI-driven cybersecurity and posture management model.
The expansion reflects growing demand across Africa for stronger digital governance, cybersecurity infrastructure and automated compliance systems as more organisations move their operations online.
