Join our Spotlight Chat Series: ‘Security in digital exams’
Learn the most recent strategies exam leaders are using to stay ahead of real cases of exam fraud – before it hits your organisation. Join our practical, client-led series on how exam leaders around the world protect integrity across remote, hybrid, and on-site exam contexts.
What you’ll learn
- How exam fraud is evolving right now (AI-assisted cheating, identity risks, collaboration tactics)
- What shared responsibility looks like across remote, hybrid, and on-site exams
- Proven strategies institutions use to stay secure, fair, and audit-ready
- Practical actions you can apply immediately, without harming candidate experience
Session #1 (Kickoff)
The new fraud landscape: exam security as a joint responsibility
Monday 16 February – 11.00 (CET) – Duration: 30 minutes
Digital exam fraud has evolved, and the ‘locked door approach’ is no longer enough. In this kickoff session, we move past theory to show you exactly how the risk landscape has shifted and how to build a practical operating model that spreads responsibility across your entire team.
- Panelists: Andrew Balch, Assessment Solutions Consultant at Certisense & York Press
- Host: Leslie Cottenje, General Manager at assessmentQ
Session #2
To lock or not to lock? The exam security trade-off
Monday 23 February – 11.00 (CET) – Duration: 30 minutes
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 remote exams and how to decide if a lockdown approach is a “must-have” or total overkill for your specific context.
- Panelist: Benoît Finet, Head of the Educational Unit, Campus POV (Police School)
- Host: Aäron Claerhout, Product Owner at assessmentQ
Session #3
Fraud creativity in remote exams. How to respond?
Monday 2 March – 11.00 (CET) – Duration: 30 minutes
Remote exams offer global reach, but they also open the door to sophisticated fraud – from “off-screen help” to evolving AI tools. In this session, we sit down with NAATI to move beyond basic proctoring and dive into the playbooks required to detect, escalate, and defend high-stakes results in a remote environment.
- Panelist: Michael Nemarich, COO at NAATI (National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters)
- Host: Pieter Pangat, Research Lead / R&D Engineer at assessmentQ
Session #4
Integrity in the exam hall: on-site fraud prevention
Monday 9 March – 11.00 (CET) – Duration: 30 minutes
Digital doesn’t always mean remote. High-stakes exams in physical halls face their own evolving threats, from high-tech devices to classic impersonation. In this session, Oxford Education takes us inside the exam hall to discuss how modern supervision stays fair, firm, and fully defensible.
- Panelist: Oxford Education
- Host: Laurent De Laere, Head Of Customer Success at assessmentQ
Why this series? Why now?
High-stakes exams shape lives, careers, and public trust, and fraud tactics are escalating fast. AI-generated answers, identity manipulation, and coordinated collaboration are no longer edge cases; they’re becoming standard playbooks.
That’s why exam security can’t sit with one team or one tool. It’s a shared responsibility across assessment owners, processes, invigilators, and technology.
About assessmentQ
The dedicated platform for digital exams that shape lives and careers
Built for certification bodies, governments, and compliance-driven organisations, we deliver secure, reliable, and scalable solutions for digital assessment, from exam creation to delivery, reporting, fraud prevention, and certification.
Built on Televic’s trusted technology, we help ensure that every high-stakes exam is fair and defensible.
Read more
• More on exam security
• Download the E-Book: “How to organise secure digital exams”