A Bangladeshi national is making waves as a young and dynamic entrepreneur dedicated to enhancing cybersecurity in Bangladesh.
The founder and CEO of the IT firm 'Take Down Fighters', Nazmul Haque Sojib alias Evan, has been instrumental in providing cybersecurity solutions and IT support across the country.
Hailing from Khalapara village in Selbarash union under Dharmapasha upazila of Sunamganj District, Nazmul is currently a fourth-year Honors Political Science student at Abu Abbas College in Netrokona. Despite his academic commitments, he has built a successful venture addressing critical cyber issues.
Since its inception, Take Down Fighters has offered specialized support to individuals and institutions, focusing on addressing security breaches in social media platforms like Facebook, securing websites, recovering hacked pages and providing guidance for obtaining blue verification badges. The team's work extends beyond national borders, collaborating with IT experts from India and other countries to tackle complex cybersecurity challenges.
Under Nazmul's leadership, the organization has grown to include over 100 young professionals in Bangladesh and abroad, contributing to a robust cybersecurity framework.
In an interview with The Daily Observer, Nazmul shared his aspirations: "My team and I are committed to serving the country and its people. We aim to conduct free seminars in public and private educational institutions to raise awareness about the proper use of the internet and the prevention of cybercrime. If supported by the government, we are ready to expand our efforts and strengthen the nation's cybersecurity infrastructure, inshAllah."
Take Down Fighters has already garnered recognition for its impactful initiatives and continues to be a promising force in addressing the growing need for cybersecurity in the digital age.
