Bahrain FinTech Bay Partners with ZenData security to Boost cybersecurity Capabilities

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Isabelle Meyer, CEO of ZenData Security. (Image Courtesy: BFB)
Isabelle Meyer, CEO of ZenData Security. (Image Courtesy: BFB)

Bahrain FinTech Bay (BFB), the Kingdom’s leading fintech hub, has partnered with ZenData Security, a leading cybersecurity firm, to deliver specialized cybersecurity training across Bahrain through the MENA Innovation Academy, an initiative powered by BFB in partnership with Reboot 01. The partnership aims to strengthen cybersecurity awareness and capabilities among professionals, students, and individuals in the financial sector and beyond.

The collaboration will launch with a comprehensive 3-day cybersecurity training program in June specifically tailored for the financial sector, equipping participants with essential knowledge and practical skills to identify, mitigate, and respond to cybersecurity threats.

“At Bahrain FinTech Bay, we are committed to enabling innovation and resilience across the fintech ecosystem”, said Bader Sater, CEO, Bahrain Fintech Bay. “By partnering with ZenData Security, we are empowering our ecosystem participants with the specialized knowledge and practical tools needed to safeguard financial innovation. This initiative aligns with our commitment to fostering a secure, resilient fintech environment in Bahrain and throughout the region,” he added.

BFB and Zendata Logo (Image Courtesy: BFB and Zendata Official website)

The initial 3-day training program scheduled to take place from 15 – 17 June will cover critical cybersecurity concepts relevant to financial institutions, including threat identification, security protocols, regulatory compliance, and incident response. The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with practical simulations to ensure participants develop actionable skills.

“As cyber threats evolve in complexity, the human element remains the most vulnerable point in any organization”, said Isabelle Meyer, CEO of ZenData Security. “Employees remain the most significant vulnerability in cybersecurity, often being the primary targets for cyberattacks. Through this partnership with Bahrain FinTech Bay, we are committed to transforming financial professionals from potential security liabilities into the strongest line of defense for their organizations.”

This partnership represents a shared vision between both organizations to strengthen Bahrain’s position in the global fintech landscape. These tailored programs are designed to address the rising demand for cybersecurity expertise in Bahrain’s financial landscape, driven by ongoing digital transformation.

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