Building Nigeria's
Digital Public
Infrastructure

Q1 📞 When a computer, phone, or system breaks down at work — what usually happens next?
Tick all that apply.

We log it somewhere and it gets assigned quickly We call or email IT and hope someone responds Issues go to whoever is available at the time Things stay broken until someone finds time to fix it

Q2 📋 Does your organisation have a clear, up-to-date list of all computers, software, and service contracts it owns?
Pick the one that best describes where you are today.

Yes — it's tracked and someone keeps it current We have a rough idea but it's not always accurate It's in a spreadsheet that nobody really updates Honestly, nobody knows the full picture

Q3 🏠 When staff work from home or another location, how well is their work device managed and kept safe?
Tick all that apply.

Our IT team can access and manage devices remotely We have some controls but remote devices are harder to manage Remote staff are largely on their own to sort things out We've had incidents or concerns involving remote devices

Q4 🔄 How confident are you that the computers in your organisation are always running the latest, most secure software versions?
Pick the one closest to how it works today.

Very confident — updates happen automatically Fairly confident — our IT team handles it manually Not very confident — it's inconsistent across departments We don't have a clear process and things often get missed

Q5 🔑 How do staff access work systems and applications — and what happens when someone forgets their password?
Tick all that apply.

One login works across all systems — no juggling Staff manage different passwords for different systems Password resets mean waiting for IT every time We've had security concerns around weak or shared passwords

Q6 🚨 If a cybersecurity threat or suspicious activity happened on your network right now, how quickly would your team know about it?
Pick the one that best describes your situation.

Almost immediately — we have monitoring and alerts in place We'd probably find out within a day or two We'd likely only know after something went wrong We have no real visibility into what's happening on our network

Q7 ✏️ Is there anything specific about your IT situation you want us to know?
Anything is helpful — even one sentence. This helps us prepare for our conversation with you.

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