Al Ahli Bank of Kuwait - Egypt

He led until the very last moment , that’s leadership. Thank you, Mr. Islam Gomaa for your integrity and guidance. 💐🙏 CIO Session: From Achievements to Future Direction, alongside the IT Security & Governance Team ,safeguarding, guiding, and enabling what’s next.

Opportunity: A Leading Financial Institution is Seeking a Cornerstone for its IT Security Operations. A premier banking entity is looking for a high-caliber IT Security Manager to lead its defensive strategy across the digital ecosystem. This is a pivotal managerial role designed for a professional who can bridge the gap between technical execution and executive risk management. The successful candidate will own the end-to-end security lifecycle, encompassing: 1- Application Security: Orchestrating the Secure SDLC and "shifting left" for all financial platforms. 2- Data Protection: Governing enterprise-wide DLP, encryption standards, and privacy compliance (PCI DSS, GDPR). 3- Endpoint Defense: Securing the bank’s edge via advanced EDR/XDR and robust vulnerability management. 4- Identity & Access Governance (IAM/PAM): Securing privileged credentials and managing the identity lifecycle for a complex workforce. This position requires a minimum experience: 7+ years in Cybersecurity, with specific depth in IAM/PAM and AppSec within the financial sector. This is a high-visibility role for a leader ready to manage the mission-critical systems that protect the bank’s reputation and its customers' trust. If you believe you are a good fit for this mission-critical role, please send me your updated CV directly.

There’s a tendency to talk about the cost-of-living crisis in England as if it’s evenly felt. But when you look at the data geographically, a very different picture emerges. In our latest analysis at Doorda, we mapped the areas in England under the greatest financial pressure — and what stands out is how concentrated the impact really is. This isn’t random. The hardest-hit places tend to share common characteristics: * Lower average incomes * Higher exposure to essential costs like housing and energy * Existing economic fragility 👉 In other words, the crisis is amplifying existing regional inequalities across England And that has real implications. If you’re making decisions at a national level — pricing, investment, service delivery — there’s a risk you’re missing what’s actually happening on the ground. Because the reality is: England isn’t one market right now — it’s a collection of very different local economies under pressure. That’s why we built this analysis — to make those differences visible. Proud of the team for the work on this. If you're tackling similar challenges across regions, I’d be interested to hear how you're approaching it. 📊 Full analysis: https://lnkd.in/em5Cm79D #Leadership #Data #LocationIntelligence #CostOfLiving #England #RegionalInequality