Information Security Architecture Manager

Information Security Architecture Manager Responsible for developing, implementing, and overseeing the bank’s information security architecture to ensure robust protection of systems, data, and digital assets. This role ensures that all technology solutions, platforms, and infrastructure components are designed in alignment with enterprise security standards, regulatory requirements, and the organization’s overall IT strategy. It involves defining architecture principles, guiding secure system design, and partnering with business and IT teams to integrate security into every phase of technology development. The position requires strategic thinking, deep technical expertise, and the ability to balance innovation with risk mitigation.

Key Responsibilities

Define, design, and maintain the bank’s information security architecture framework to support business objectives and compliance with regulatory standards.

Provide guidance on secure solution design, system integration, and technology implementation to ensure consistency with architectural principles.

Collaborate with IT, Risk, and Business units to assess security requirements for new projects and ensure secure adoption of emerging technologies (e.g., cloud, APIs, digital platforms).

Conduct regular security architecture reviews, threat modeling, and risk assessments to identify vulnerabilities and recommend remediation measures.

Establish and maintain reference architecture documentation, ensuring alignment with SAMA, NCA, ISO 27001, and other relevant frameworks.

Qualifications / Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Security, or related discipline (Master’s preferred).

5–8 years of experience in information security architecture or technical cybersecurity roles within the banking or financial sector.

In-depth knowledge of enterprise architecture methodologies and frameworks (TOGAF, SABSA, NIST, or equivalent).

Strong understanding of cloud security, network security, and application security principles.

Relevant professional certifications such as CISSP, CISM, SABSA, or TOGAF are highly desirable.

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