Integrated Electronic Arrest and Reporting System (I-EARS)

A Governor’s Legacy of Security and Smart Governance

I-EARS DATA PROTECTION & CYBERSECURITY POLICY

Approved by NSCDC Commandant General’s Office

1.1 NDPR Compliance
  • All personal data (KYN registrations, incident reports) processed per Nigeria Data Protection Regulation (NDPR) 2019
  • Data Protection Officer (DPO) appointed at each state command
  • Privacy Impact Assessments (PIAs) conducted biannually
1.2 Data Minimization

Only collect essential fields:

[Citizen]: Phone (hashed), LGA, Blood Type

[Officer]: Name, Rank, Biometric ID

Auto-deletion of non-critical data after 3 years

1.3 Citizen Rights
  • Access/Correction: Via USSD or app
  • Deletion: Formal request to DPO (72-hour processing)
  • Breach Notification: SMS alerts within 24 hours
2.1 National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) Compliance
Requirement I-EARS Implementation
Local Content (NITDA Act 2007) 60% hardware procured from Nigerian tech firms
Data Localization Primary servers in Abuja/Lagos; backups in 2 other states
MLPS* Level 4 Certification Military-grade encryption for all classified intel
Third-Party Audits Quarterly assessments by NITDA-licensed firms
3.1 USSD (Short Code) Security
  • 2FA (PIN + OTP) required before distress alert submission
  • End-to-End encryption using TLS over GSM
  • Session timeout after 30 seconds idle
3.2 Mobile App Security
  • Biometric login (Face/Touch ID) for verified officers
  • App data encrypted using AES-256 in local storage
  • Device IMEI logged & verified for all app sessions
  • Mandatory NDPR & Cybersecurity training on appointment
  • Quarterly phishing drills and access hygiene tests
  • Certification tracking dashboard managed by HQ DPO
  • 24/7 Cyber Incident Response Center (CIRC) integration
  • Officers report suspected breaches via secure command-only USSD
  • Breach reports are auto-escalated to CG’s Office if unresolved in 1 hour