Responsible AI governance ensures AI is used safely, fairly, and transparently, while keeping humans in control. In aviation, this is critical because AI decisions can affect passenger safety, security, operational …
As an accomplished professional with a Master Degree in Computer Science (Specialization in Software Engineering) and a PGD in Management Information Systems, over 20 years of hands-on experience in Information Technology, Data Governance, Data Management, and PDPL plus NCA Compliance. Expertise spans diverse sectors, including Aviation, Healthcare, Investment, Education, and Construction, allowing me to effectively bridge the gap between technical and business needs.
Leadership roles include Manager – Data Management (DMO), Manager Systems, Sr. Team Lead – Data Specialist, Manager Applications, and Adjunct Faculty Member among others. I am also deeply involved in applied research, focusing on Big Data Governance, Privacy, Security, and Compliance. My work has been published in prestigious international journals, offering valuable insights into solving industry challenges.
Possesses extensive expertise spanning a diverse range of platforms, tools, technologies, hardware, software, and operating systems, effectively leveraging this knowledge to address complex challenges in Data governance, security, privacy and compliance.
With 45+ professional certifications, including Certified Data Management Professional (CDMP), GDPR, CCPA, Certified Data Protection Officer (CDPO), ITIL, EC-Council Disaster Recovery Professional, AWS Cloud Certified, Oracle Technologies including e-Business, Databases, and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). I have continually enhanced my expertise in the ever-evolving field of data privacy and security. My competencies also include Disaster Recovery, Business Continuity, Regulatory Compliance (GDPR, NCA, CCPA, NDMO), Data Architecture, Metadata Management, and more.
Numerous initiatives in Data Governance, Data Management, Data Privacy, Data Protection, ensuring compliance with international, and local standards such as NCA, GDPR, KSA PDPL, and NDMO.
DiD – Defense-in-Depth Principle
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Leveraging Big Data through NoSQL Databases (Architecture Methodologies, and Strategic Applications)
The rise of Big Data has necessitated the evolution of databases beyond traditional relational models, paving the way for NoSQL databases to manage unstructured and semi-structured data at scale. This …
GDPR Aligned – Big Data Security Processes – Across the Data Lifecycle
Managing privacy and security in Big Data environments requires multi-layered strategies that address volume, velocity, and variety of datasets while ensuring GDPR compliance. The following nine features provide a comprehensive …
Navigating the Big Data Lifecycle: From Collection to Insight
Data Creation & Collection: Data is first generated by users, applications, or digital systems and then collected from multiple sources. For example, when a user registers on an online platform, …
Zero-Knowledge Proof (ZKP) – A Professional Review
Abstract ZKP (Zero-Knowledge Proof) is a modern cryptographic concept that allows one party (the prover) to prove to another party (the verifier) that a statement is true without revealing any …
Big Data and Great Privacy Challenges in the Digital Era – A Comprehensive Study
Abstract In the era of globalization, industries are undergoing a rapid digital transformation, driven by big data ecosystems, conducting data intensive operations and interconnected technologies, generating huge data by means …
KSA PDPL – Article 8 (Processor Selection and Monitoring)
Explanation Of KSA PDPL – Article 8 This article emphasizes the importance of ensuring that any third-party processors (companies or individuals who handle personal data on behalf of the Controller) …
KSA PDPL – Article 5 (Consent Management and Withdrawal Mechanism)
Explanation in Simple Words Of KSA PDPL – Article 5 Article 5 of the KSA PDPL emphasizes the importance of obtaining explicit consent from individuals (Data Subjects) before processing their …
KSA PDPL – Article 6 (Exemptions from Consent for Data Processing)
KSA PDPL Article 6 specifies situations where personal data processing is permitted without explicit consent, which is typically required under Article 5. This is significant because it allows organizations more …