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Relationship Officer, Business Banking at DCB Commercial Bank
RÉCENTCDI1 day ago
Job Description
Dar es Salaam
CDI
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DCB Commercial Bank PLC is a fully-fledged retail and commercial bank in Tanzania. The bank offers banking services to Individuals, Microfinance, Small to Medium-sized Businesses (MSMEs), as well as large corporate clients. DCB Bank has a wide branch network of over 8 branches, over 1,000 DCB Wakala Agents, and over 280 Umoja Switch ATMs serving over 3 million customers across the country. We invite suitably qualified candidates to fill the position of ICT Risk Officer. The successful candidate will be responsible for ensuring the bank’s information security, business continuity, and data protection frameworks are effectively implemented, monitored, and compliant with regulatory requirements. Key Responsibilities – Performing security and resilience risk assessments for projects, systems, and business units. – Overseeing cybersecurity monitoring and incident management, including vulnerability assessments, penetration testing, and event/incident logs. – Overall testing of ITGCs (Information Technology General Controls). – Managing user access and privileged accounts across applications, servers, and databases to ensure proper controls for privileged and normal users. – Managing ICT risk and information security policies, including BCM, BCPs, DRP, and related frameworks. – Ensuring compliance with the Personal Data Protection Act and regulatory requirements, including reporting violations and maintaining registration as a Data Controller/Processor. – Conducting staff training and awareness programs on cybersecurity, ICT risks, and data protection. – Coordinating the closure of audit and regulatory findings to ensure issues are resolved and do not recur. – Acting as liaison with regulators and external agencies on ICT risk and compliance matters. Qualifications – Bachelor’s degree in Information Systems, Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field from a recognized institution. – Professional qualifications such as CISA, CRISC, or CISM will be an added advantage. – Minimum of 2 years’ relevant experience in a highly automated environment. – Proficient in the use of Microsoft Office tools.
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