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InfoSec Awareness & Engagement Lead - Banking

Xenon7
CompanyXenon7
CategorySecurity
LocationNew Cairo City
RemoteOn-site (inferred)
EmploymentContract
LevelLead
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted3 Jun 2026
Last verified9 Aug 2026
SourceEmployer ATS (workable)
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Description
Location:  Cairo, Egypt (100% On-Premise) Contract Duration:  6 Months (Extendable) Employment Type:  Contract About us: Where elite tech talent meets world-class opportunities! At Xenon7, we work with leading enterprises and innovative startups on exciting, cutting-edge projects that leverage the latest technologies across various domains of IT including Data, Web, Infrastructure, AI, and many others. Our expertise in IT solutions development and on-demand resources allows us to partner with clients on transformative initiatives, driving innovation and business growth. Whether it's empowering global organizations or collaborating with trailblazing startups, we are committed to delivering advanced, impactful solutions that meet today’s most complex challenges. About the Client: Join one of Egypt’s premier financial institutions, renowned for its extensive suite of banking services, including Institutional Banking, Personal Banking, and Islamic Banking. With a global presence through over 50 branches and correspondents, we serve a diverse and dynamic clientele. As we embark on a groundbreaking digital transformation journey, we are committed to leveraging the latest technologies to establish a state-of-the-art data architecture that will redefine our performance and service delivery. Job Summary: This role is responsible for designing, building, and running information security awareness and engagement programme from the ground up. It is not a content creation role. It is a programme lead role — combining marketing strategy, internal communications, vendor management, and behavioural change to shift the security culture across the bank. The lead owns the full programme: strategy, calendar, content, delivery, vendor sourcing, measurement, and executive reporting. Key Responsibilities: A. Programme Strategy & Design • Design a holistic, annual InfoSec Awareness Programme covering all staff segments — branch employees, operations, technology, management, and executives. • Segment the audience and tailor content and delivery methods per segment: role-based risks, language level, digital literacy, and regulatory obligations. • Apply behavioural science principles (nudge theory, social proof, loss aversion) to design campaigns that change behaviour, not just increase awareness scores. • Map programme activities to security pillars, CBE Cybersecurity Framework culture requirements, and PCI DSS awareness obligations. • Define programme KPIs: phishing simulation click rates, training completion rates, awareness survey scores, and reported incident rates by staff. B. Communication & Marketing Execution • Produce and distribute security awareness communications across channels: email newsletters, intranet, digital signage, branch posters, and leadership messages. • Write copy and design briefs that translate technical security concepts into plain, compelling business language — Arabic and English. • Partner with Marketing function to ensure awareness materials align with the bank's brand guidelines and STEP strategy visual identity. • Build and maintain an annual awareness calendar aligned to global events (Cybersecurity Awareness Month, Safer Internet Day, World Password Day) and internal milestones. C. Interactive Activities & Vendor Management • Source, evaluate, and manage vendors delivering awareness platform services (e.g., KnowBe4, Proofpoint Security Awareness, Terranova, or equivalent). • Design and run phishing simulation campaigns: configure scenarios, set difficulty progression, manage employee follow-up training, and report results. • Deliver interactive awareness sessions including workshops, tabletop scenarios, gamified learning, escape room formats, and lunch-and-learn events. • Organise executive and board-level awareness sessions tailored to cyber risk and governance — these require diff