Senior Manager - Cyber Crime Security Incidents and Data Analytics.Group Internal Audit and Forensics

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  `, return ONLY HTML, no markdown fences, no explanation, no preamble. 2. **Identify the Source Text:** - The text is a job description from MTN, likely for a cybersecurity/audit role. - It contains lots of formatting artifacts: `

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      for section headers (e.g. Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role)" - I should use appropriate headers based on the content sections I identify. "Use

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          MTN operates within a complex, evolving ecosystem driven by its transformation from a telco to a technology-driven platform organisation, spanning:

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          tags". However, the text does have clear sections: Education, Experience, Capabilities, Functional Competencies, plus mission/values at the top. I should use `

          ` for section headers. The examples given: "Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role". I'll map the extracted sections to these or appropriate headers. Let me list all distinct sections/content in order: 1. Intro/Overview paragraph (MTN operates within...) 2. List of business areas (GSM/Telecom Infrastructure, FinTech, Digital Infrastructure) 3. Environment characteristics paragraph (Increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, etc.) - actually this is part of the same context, but it's a list of 5 bullet points under "This environment is characterised by:" 4. More bullets under "The Internal Audit function must therefore provide..." 5. Mission statement 6. Organization Values text 7. LIVE Y'ello values (5 center-aligned italic lines) 8. Education section header and list 9. Experience section header and list 10. Capabilities section header and list 11. Functional Competencies section header and list Wait, looking at the raw text, there aren't explicit `

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          ` text, but strip the colon? Rule: "Preserve ALL original content word-for-word". So I should keep "Education:" as the header text, or maybe just "Education". The rule says do not add, remove, summarise. So I must keep "Education:" exactly. But the `

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          `. Let me re-read the raw text carefully and extract every text node in order, stripping all markup tags but keeping text and entities. I'll do a line-by-line extraction mentally, but it's huge. I'll try to be systematic. Actually, I can think of this as: the user wants me to output HTML that represents the same content but with clean semantic tags. Since I cannot actually parse and transform programmatically in real-time beyond reasoning, I'll construct the HTML based on my extraction. Let me outline the HTML structure I'll produce: ```html

          MTN operates within a complex, evolving ecosystem driven by its transformation from a telco to a technology-driven platform organisation, spanning:

          • GSM / Telecom Infrastructure
          • FinTech (Mobile Money and Digital Financial Services)
          • Digital Infrastructure (Bayobab – fibre, wholesale, APIs and connectivity platforms)

          This environment is characterised by:

          • Increasingly sophisticated cyber threats targeting telecom and financial ecosystems
          • Growth in API-based integrations and platform interdependencies
          • Rise of AI-driven automation and associated security risks
          • Heightened regulatory and reputational expectations
          • The Internal Audit function must therefore provide forward-looking, threat-informed cyber assurance, ensuring resilience across all platforms while maintaining independence and objectivity.
          • Improving the internal control environment across the relevant markets.
          • Assisting the MTN Board and EXCO in protecting the assets, reputation and sustainability of the organisation for MTN to accomplish its objectives.

          Organisational Mission:

          MTN’s vision is to lead digital transformation in Africa, ensuring widespread access to reliable, high-quality broadband services that drive social and economic development.

          Organization Values:

          At MTN we believe that understanding our people’s needs and aspirations is key to creating experiences that delight you at work, every day. We are committed to fostering an environment where every member of our Y’ello Family is heard, understood, and empowered to live an inspired life. Our values keep us grounded and moving in the right direction. Most importantly, they keep us honest. It is not something we claim to be. It is in our DNA.

          As an organisation, we consider it our mission to create an exciting and rewarding place to work, where our people can be themselves, thrive in positivity and ignite their full potential. A workplace that boosts creativity and innovation, improves productivity, and ultimately drives meaningful results. A workplace that is built on relationships and achieving a purpose that is bigger than us. This is what we want you to experience with us!

          Our commitments go beyond an organisational promise. It is in our leadership and managerial ethos to meaningfully partner with our employees, customers, and stakeholders with a vision to realise our shared goals.

          Our values dubbed, LIVE Y’ello, are the cornerstone of our culture.

          Lead with Care

          Can-do with Integrity

          Collaborate with Agility

          Serve with Respect

          Act with Inclusion

          Education:

          • Minimum 4-year degree in Accounting/Finance/Business
          • MBA and/or Master’s Degree/ Chartered Accountant/ MSc Cyber Security, CIA in related field (i.e. Audit) is advantageous
          • CISA/ CISM/ CISSP would be advantageous
          • Specialisation in Security and Cyber-crime domains
          • Relevant certification / accreditation / membership with professional body as required for role, e.g. Cloud Security: Azure / AWS Security certifications, Offensive / Technical: OSCP / CEH / GPEN, Cyber & Governance: CISSP / CISM / CISA
          • English and French (as an advantage)

          Experience:

          • Minimum 7 – 10 years of experience in Auditing and Accounting preferably with Security and Cyber Crime experience in Telecommunication, Financial Services or Professional Services industries
          • 5 years management experience or more with at least 3 years in relevant sector / industry /area of specialisation (understanding emerging markets advantageous)
          • Experience in Audit, Consulting, Advisory or related client service is essential
          • Worked across diverse cultures and geographies advantageous
          • Experience working in a medium to large organisation
          • Experience working in cross-functional, matrixed environments, influencing senior stakeholders, and mobilizing execution across diverse teams
          • Experience in continuous improvement through the implementation of best practice
          • Ability to effectively manage multiple priority projects and initiatives

          Capabilities:

          • Strategy Implementer, Decisive Problem Solver, Best Practice Value Creator
          • Culture and Change Champion, Guiding People Leader, Relationship Builder

          Functional Competencies:

          • Strong information and cyber security and understanding
          • Knowledge of network, cloud, and application security and threat intelligence frameworks
          • Proven success in delivery of high-quality analytics
          • Demonstrated ability
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