Global compliance frameworks with deep African regulatory depth.
Start with international security baselines (ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS) or select specialized African market bundles (CBN, NDPA, POPIA, EAC) for multi-jurisdiction readiness.
Find your Nigerian default bundle.
Nigerian Payments / Fintech
Connect payment security work to compliance obligations without noisy framework dumps.
Built for global enterprises and African regulated institutions.
Nigerian Tier-1 Banking
Keep banking controls, scan risk, owners and audit proof in one clean workspace.
Nigerian Payments / Fintech
Connect payment security work to compliance obligations without noisy framework dumps.
Nigerian Wealth / Investment Fintech
Track privacy, KYC, secure delivery and investment-service controls as owned work.
Nigerian Microfinance Banking
A lighter banking bundle for CBN, NDIC, privacy, cyber hygiene and audit follow-up.
Nigerian Finance Houses
Keep finance-house obligations focused on the risks, reports and proof that matter.
Nigerian Crypto Trading / VASP
Show licence readiness, Travel Rule work, wallet controls, asset reconciliation and platform findings in one evidence workspace.
Add specialized regional African bundles as expansion scales.
Less noise. More proof.
Shomar turns controls into work teams can actually finish.
One issue. One owner. Many mappings.
What leaders buy: Executive assurance, not scanner noise.
Vulnerability scanners and compliance checklists are capabilities. Global security standards and African regulatory bundles turn those capabilities into the exact outcomes required across the executive suite:
“Visibility and assurance that critical security risks are being identified and managed.”
“The ability to ship software without introducing avoidable security risk.”
“Security integrated into development without unnecessarily slowing developers down.”
“Continuous visibility into compliance posture and easier evidence management.”
“Reduced business exposure and greater confidence that cybersecurity risk is being managed.”