NDPA basics for product teams: privacy to build in from day one
What the Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023 means for people who design and build software, and the privacy features worth building into the first version.
Software · Managed IT · Cybersecurity
We design and build web and mobile applications and newsletter platforms, act as your IT department, and train your people to recognise and stop cyber attacks.
What we do
Start with one and add the others as you grow. Everything fits together, because one team understands the whole picture.
Software and apps
Custom web and mobile applications, newsletter platforms, websites, ERP and enterprise systems, NRS e-invoicing and the integrations that connect them.
Managed IT
Your IT department as a service: support for people and devices, networks, cloud and email, looked after every month.
All run servicesCybersecurity
Security awareness training, assessments and hardening, IT audits and the technical side of data protection.
All protect servicesWhy Alphora
We design for local networks, devices, payment methods and rules, including the Nigeria Data Protection Act, so what we deliver works here, not just in a demo.
The people who build your application can also host it, support your staff and secure your systems. Fewer suppliers, fewer gaps between them.
Multi-factor sign-in, encryption, backups and least-privilege access are where we start, not optional extras.
Written scopes, prices agreed before work starts, and honest advice, including when you do not need a new system at all.
Newsletter platforms
Subscription tools charge more as your list grows and keep your data on their terms. We deploy our white-labelled newsletter platform under your brand and domain, with consent records, automation and inbox-ready sending.
Cybersecurity awareness
Phishing emails, fake payment requests and SIM swap scams target people, not computers. Our training and phishing simulations build the habits that stop them.
Managed IT
A help desk your staff can reach, devices and accounts kept in order, tested backups and a plan for what comes next, without hiring a full IT team.
How we work
Every engagement follows the same simple shape, so you always know what happens next.
We learn what you are trying to achieve, who it is for and what you already have.
You get a written scope, timeline and price before any chargeable work starts.
Work happens in short, visible stages with demos or reports along the way.
Go-live is planned, tested and supported, with your staff trained.
We keep things running, secure and improving under a plan that suits you.
Who we work for
Our services are designed for small and mid-sized organisations, from growing firms to organisations with several branches. If technology matters to how you serve people, we can help.
Insights
What the Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023 means for people who design and build software, and the privacy features worth building into the first version.
How the Nigeria Revenue Service's e-invoicing system works, who has to comply and when, and the practical steps to get your invoicing systems ready.
The controls an IT audit usually tests, the evidence auditors ask for, and how to get ready without a last-minute scramble.
Questions
Our office is at 9b Ologun Agbaje Street, Victoria Island, Lagos. We work with organisations in Nigeria, remotely and on site.
Yes. We can work alongside in-house staff as extra capacity, specialist support or cover, while they stay in charge day to day.
Projects are priced after a short discovery, usually as a fixed price for an agreed scope. Managed IT and support are a monthly fee per user or device. Every quote separates one-off costs, monthly costs and any third-party licences.
Send a message through the contact form or by email. We reply with a few questions, then suggest a short call to understand what you need.
Yes. We are happy to sign a non-disclosure agreement before you share sensitive details, and we access your systems only with your permission.
Tell us about your project or IT problem. We will reply by email, ask the right questions and suggest a sensible next step.