A Doctorate (NQF Level 10) in Computer Science or a related field with at least seven (7) years of lecturing experience at tertiary education level and/or industry experience or an equivalent combination of relevant professional experience. Excellent English communication skills (oral and written). Proven competence in successful sourcing of research or project funding from third-party sources, successful initiation, and management of research projects, curriculum development, and strong management/organisational and mentorship skills. Competence to develop high-quality course materials and teach in at least three (3) of the following courses at both under- and post-graduate levels: Applied Cryptography, Advanced Intrusion and Log Analysis, Mobile and Cloud Forensics, Digital Forensics Management, Internet of Things and Security Analytics. Competence to assume academic leadership, to establish professional networks, and to maintain links with industry, as well as experience in developing postgraduate programmes. Sound research profile including ten peer-reviewed journals/books/conference proceedings and successful supervision of at least three (3) Master’s (research) students.