In recent years, insecurity in Nigeria has evolved from isolated violent attacks to large-scale, tech-enabled crimes that threaten national stability. From banditry in the Northwest to cyber-enabled kidnapping rings in urban centers. The failure of traditional methods in combating insecurity in Nigeria is evident. This article examines the intersection of technology and security in Nigeria, evaluates the existing legal frameworks, identifies challenges, highlights international practices, and proposes recommendations for harmonizing technological innovations with the rule of law.