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Alapan Arnab

Vice President, Global Resilience & Risk, Technology at Scotiabank
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Alapan Arnab

Vice President, Global Resilience & Risk, Technology at Scotiabank
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Alapan Arnab, an experienced cyber-security and technology risk manager, has a background in security architecture and consulting, making him an expert in risk reduction. Having worked in banking, insurance, and utilities industries, his focus is on designing, implementing, and managing risk management systems and processes. Arnab studied at the University of Cape Town, earning a PhD and BSc (hons) degree. He has also studied a Mini Certificate Course in Real World Risk Management at Real World Risk Institute.

Arnab has accumulated significant experience and expertise, having held various positions throughout his career. He's currently the Vice President of Global Resilience & Risk, Technology at Scotiabank, where he drives risk reduction programs across the globe. Previously, he was the Director and Global Head - Business Technology Risk at Scotiabank, Head of Technology Risk at Barclays Africa Group Limited, and Lead Security Consultant at Barclays Africa Group Limited. With his vast knowledge of technology risk, he's positioned to assist organizations in building robust risk frameworks.

Arnab has had the privilege of sharing his knowledge as an Adjunct Lecturer at Rhodes University and a Research Assistant at Fraunhofer IIS. He's also an author, having contributed to the ODRL Initiative and Digital Media Project. Additionally, he has served as a collaborator and contributor for the same organizations.

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