KARACHI: BankIslami has signed a strategic partnership with Resecurity, a leading US-based cybersecurity and intelligence company, to strengthen digital security as part of its commitment to deliver a safe and Shariah-compliant banking experience for its customers.
Resecurity’s Digital Risk Monitoring (DRM) and Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) services will provide BankIslami with real-time visibility into external threats, dark web activity, data exposure risks, and adversarial intelligence, enabling the bank’s security teams to proactively identify and neutralize threats before they impact operations or customers.
This partnership is part of BankIslami’s aim to provide secure and seamless digital banking services that comply with Shariah principles and will enhance BankIslami’s capabilities to identify potential threats and ensure security of customers’ data.
The signing ceremony took place at BankIslami’s head office in Karachi and was attended by senior officials from both companies, including Saadia Yasin, Chief Information Security Officer (Officiating) and Sajjad Qureshi, Chief Risk Officer from BankIslami and Muhammad Bilal, Vice President of Operations and Burhan Sheikh, Adviser from Resecurity.
“At BankIslami, our highest priority is to uphold our customers’ trust by safeguarding their interests,” said Rizwan Ata, CEO and President of BankIslami. “Our partnership with Resecurity reflects BankIslami’s commitment to adopting global best practices and ensuring a safe and reliable banking experience for our customers.”
The collaboration marks another step in BankIslami’s broader digital transformation journey, underpinned by a strong focus on innovation, operational excellence, and responsible growth. As one of Pakistan’s leading Islamic financial institutions, BankIslami remains committed to delivering secure, customer-centric banking solutions and fostering confidence in the country’s rapidly evolving digital economy.
Copyright Business Recorder, 2026
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