Exam fraud has evolved, and the ‘locked door approach’ is no longer enough.
This session explains how the risk landscape has shifted and why exam security must be treated as a shared operating model across people, process, and technology.

•  Guest expert: Andrew Balch, Assessment & Platform Strategy Consultant – Certisense
•  Host: Leslie Cottenjé, General Manager – assessmentQ

Is a lockdown browser a silver bullet or a barrier to student experience?
In this session, we go beyond the tech specs to look at the Campus POV. We’ll explore the real-world friction of securing digital onsite exams and how to decide if a lockdown approach is a “must-have” or total overkill for your specific context.

•  Guest expert: Benoît Finet, Head of the Educational Unit – Campus POV (Belgian Police School)
•  Host: Aäron Claerhout, Product Manager – assessmentQ

Does moving from in-person to remote exams increase cheating – or simply change how it shows up?
In this session, discover how NAATI approached this question after transitioning from in-person to remote language testing, what real-world fraud patterns emerged, and how exam owners can adapt without overreacting or undermining trust.

• Guest expert: Michael Nemarich, Chief Operating Officer – National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters (NAATI)
• Host: Pieter Pangat, Research Lead – assessmentQ

Can fraud be prevented before the exam even starts – in both remote and on-site settings?
In this session, discover how exam design choices shape integrity long before supervision or enforcement comes into play. Drawing on IBEX’s experience across physical and digital exams, we explore how design can reduce fraud risk, keep security proportionate, and preserve candidate trust.

• Guest expert: Tom Huiskamp, Business Unit Manager – Kiwa Personal Certification
• Host: Laurent De Laere, Head of Customer Success – assessmentQ