Resecurity (USA), a leading cybersecurity and intelligence company protecting Fortune 100 and government agencies worldwide, has signed a landmark agreement with BankIslami Pakistan Limited to provide its Digital Risk Monitoring (DRM) and Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) solutions, reinforcing the bank’s cyber resilience and fraud detection capabilities in an increasingly complex threat environment.
The signing ceremony was held at BankIslami’s Head Office, 11th Floor, Executive Tower, Dolmen City, Marine Drive, Block-4, Clifton, Karachi, Pakistan, attended by senior leadership from both organisations, marking a pivotal milestone in Resecurity’s continued commitment to strengthening Pakistan’s financial sector against evolving cyber threats and digital fraud.
A Partnership Built on Security and Trust
The agreement was formalised with the signing of the contract by representatives from both sides. Representing Resecurity, Muhammad Bilal, Vice President of Operations and Burhan Sheikh, Adviser, participated in the signing. On behalf of BankIslami Pakistan, the contract was signed by Saadia Yasin, Chief Information Security Officer (Officiating) and Sajjad Qureshi, Chief Risk Officer.
Resecurity’s DRM and CTI solutions 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 neutralise threats before they impact operations or customers.
Strengthening Pakistan’s Banking Sector
With Pakistan’s financial sector undergoing rapid digitisation, the risks associated with cybercrime, fraud and data breaches have grown substantially. BankIslami’s decision to adopt Resecurity’s intelligence-driven platform reflects the bank’s proactive approach to safeguarding customer assets, financial data and institutional integrity.
Resecurity’s DRM platform continuously monitors thousands of threat sources across the open, deep and dark web, delivering actionable intelligence tailored to the specific risk profile of financial institutions. Combined with its CTI capabilities, BankIslami will gain unparalleled situational awareness to combat phishing, account takeover and emerging fraud typologies targeting the banking sector.
“Pakistan’s banking sector is navigating one of the most challenging cyber threat environments in its history and financial institutions can no longer afford a reactive approach to security,” said Bilal. “We are proud to partner with BankIslami to deliver intelligence-led capabilities that give their teams real-time visibility into threats before they escalate. This agreement is a reflection of our long-term commitment to building a more secure and resilient financial ecosystem in Pakistan.”
The Road Ahead
This agreement builds on Resecurity’s growing presence and trusted relationships within Pakistan’s banking and regulatory landscape. Resecurity remains dedicated to partnering with leading financial institutions to deliver world-class cybersecurity solutions that protect customers and fortify the national financial infrastructure.
For more information about Resecurity’s solutions, please visit https://resecurity.com.
About Resecurity
Resecurity is an American company with headquarters in Los Angeles, California. The company provides next-generation ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance) and ERMM (External Risk Mitigation & Management) solutions to leading Fortune 500 corporations, law enforcement and government. Resecurity is a member of InfraGard National Members Alliance (INMA), AFCEA, NDIA, SIA, FS-ISAC and several American Chambers of Commerce worldwide. To learn more, visit https://resecurity.com.
Media Contact: Alex York | Resecurity | press@resecurity.com
About BankIslami Pakistan Limited
BankIslami Pakistan Limited is one of Pakistan’s premier Islamic commercial banks, offering a wide range of Shariah-compliant banking products and services to individual, corporate, and institutional clients across the country.
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