Brava Guyana closed the curtain on Cybersecurity Month with an exclusive live display of its ICT solutions under the global theme ‘Secure Our World.’ Showcasing its commitment to supporting organisations and businesses in the country’s rapidly digitalising economy, the event provided an interactive experience for attendees at Brava’s Georgetown headquarters.
As the ideal business solutions partner, Brava aims to empower clients with the knowledge and tools necessary to address emerging cybersecurity threats while enhancing operational efficiency. Attendees experienced a hands-on demonstration of Brava’s four core pillars—Brava Connect, Brava Synergy, Brava Stronghold, and Brava Cloud—each designed to meet the dynamic needs of Guyana’s growing digital economy.
Brava’s Public Sector Lead, Candacy Toney, opened the session with an inspiring address, emphasising Brava’s mission to secure and transform local businesses through technology. “In today’s fast-evolving tech landscape, businesses face significant challenges, from protecting digital assets to optimising operations. Brava is here to bridge the gap, providing robust, user-friendly solutions that help you connect, protect, and evolve with confidence,” Ms. Toney shared with attendees.
She emphasised that cybersecurity is also essential to help businesses of all sizes maintain the trust of their customers, while protecting their brand reputation; for financial security considering that cyberattacks can result in great financial loss; to ensure brand continuity bearing in mind that cyberattacks are often aimed at disrupting business operations; the prevention of intellectual property theft and finally for compliance with regulations that govern the management and protection data.
Through live displays of network systems, VoIP setups, and more, Brava underscored its capabilities in delivering seamless, scalable solutions that advance productivity while ensuring data security.
Brava Cybersecurity Solutions are Nist, SOC 1& 2, CIS, PCI DDS Compliant as well as ISO 27001 Certified, the world’s best-known standard for information security management systems (ISMS), which defines the requirements an ISMS must meet.
Hilton Wong, General Manager of Brava, highlighted the significance of Guyana’s ICT Masterplan 2030 and the support businesses and organisations will need to adapt to the nation’s ambition to expand digital infrastructure. “With investments in broadband, a national e-ID system, and initiatives like the ‘Safe Country’ program, Guyana’s digital economy is poised for exponential growth ,which businesses will require the requisite ICT Solutions to adapt. Brava is committed to supporting businesses and the Government of Guyana on this journey,” Wong noted.
As October 31 marks both the close of Cybersecurity Month and Brava’s ICT-IT & Network Engineers Engagement Seminar, the company reaffirmed its dedication to secure, innovative, and transformative services that empowers Guyana’s businesses to thrive in a digital-first world.
