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Security Talk: Mozambique’s Reference Platform for Security

FPB is proud to be the promoter of Security Talk, an innovative communication project born with the mission of fostering debate on security in Mozambique—from digital security to the protection of critical infrastructure, corporate risk management, and personal data protection.

Under FPB’s guidance, Security Talk is not just a podcast; it is a strategic audiovisual content platform that brings together national and international experts, decision-makers, academics, business leaders, and government representatives, aiming to share knowledge, promote best practices, and strengthen the culture of security in the country.

High-Level Guests

Since its launch, Security Talk has hosted prominent figures in the security and technology sectors. Among the guests are:

  • Security directors of regionally operating banks (such as Access Bank);
  • Representatives from public institutions, such as the National Communications Institute of Mozambique (INCM) and the National Institute of e-Government (INAGE);
  • Cybersecurity and data protection specialists;
  • International partners from globally recognized brands, including Bosch, Genetec, Axis, and Hikvision.

This caliber of guests positions Security Talk as a credible, influential, and continuously growing brand in the Mozambican market.

Much More Than a Podcast

Security Talk has evolved into a knowledge ecosystem, with initiatives such as:

  • In-person networking and debate events, like the Security Talk Breakfast;
  • Partnerships with companies and sector entities to promote innovation and the sharing of solutions;
  • Production of educational content in audio, video, and text formats, accessible to the general public and sector professionals.

A Brand Here to Stay

FPB believes that sustainable development in Mozambique requires an integrated vision of security. Security Talk addresses this need by bridging technology, governance, and society.

This is just the beginning. Security Talk is a brand here to stay, securing its role in building a safer, more informed, and technologically prepared country for the challenges of the future.

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