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KARACHI, June 23, 2026: BankIslami, one of Pakistan’s fastest-growing Islamic banks, signed a strategic partnership with US-based cybersecurity firm Resecurity. The bank took this step to strengthen its digital security and ensure a safer, Shariah-compliant banking experience.
Moreover, Resecurity will provide Digital Risk Monitoring (DRM) and Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) services. These tools will give BankIslami real-time visibility into external threats, dark web activity, and data exposure risks. As a result, the bank will detect and neutralize threats before they affect customers or operations.
In addition, BankIslami said the partnership supports its goal of secure and seamless digital banking. It also strengthens its ability to protect customer data and improve overall system security.
The signing ceremony took place at BankIslami’s head office in Karachi. Senior representatives from both organizations attended, including BankIslami CISO (Officiating) Saadia Yasin, Chief Risk Officer Sajjad Qureshi, and Resecurity Vice President of Operations Muhammad Bilal, along with Adviser Burhan Sheikh.
Speaking on the occasion, BankIslami CEO and President Rizwan Ata said the bank prioritizes customer trust. He added that the partnership reflects the bank’s commitment to global cybersecurity standards. Furthermore, he said BankIslami aims to ensure a safe and reliable banking experience.
Meanwhile, the bank described the collaboration as part of its broader digital transformation strategy. It continues to focus on innovation, operational excellence, and responsible growth. Overall, BankIslami said it remains committed to secure, customer-focused Islamic banking and to supporting confidence in Pakistan’s digital financial ecosystem.
