Thought Leader in Designing Secure Certification Programs That Scales with Confidence.
How autonomous AI agents execute multi-step attacks that bypass traditional exam controls.
Real countermeasures, detection playbooks, and deterrence strategies — from practitioners, not vendors.
Face-swap, voice cloning, and what next-generation identity assurance must look like.
How institutions are constructing defensible AI policies and compliance frameworks for high-stakes testing.
10:00 – 10:25 AM EDT
Speaker: Sanjoe Jose, Founder & CEO, Talview
Why the shift from simple AI assistance to autonomous AI agents represents a step-change in exam security risk — and what the industry must do now.
10:25 – 11:05 AM EDT
Format: Practitioner Panel | Speakers: 3–4 assessment practitioners (speakers to be announced)
Autonomous AI agents can now execute coordinated, multi-step cheating attacks that bypass browser lockdowns, identity checks, and behavioral detection. This session maps the threat landscape and what's coming next.
11:05 – 11:45 AM EDT
Format: Practitioner Panel | Speakers: 3–4 exam board and certification leaders (speakers to be announced)
Real-world detection, deterrence, and response playbooks. No theory — only what exam boards and certification bodies are actually deploying today.
11:45 AM – 12:30 PM EDT
Format: Practitioner Panel | Speakers: 3–4 identity and proctoring experts (speakers to be announced)
From session-level monitoring to program-wide intelligence — and the ethical line that comes with it.
Thought Leader in Designing Secure Certification Programs That Scales with Confidence.
23+ years shaping certification, licensure, and talent programs for global enterprises and institutions.
25+ years ensuring exam integrity, compliance, and trusted outcomes for millions of learners across 130+ countries.
Experienced strategic leader in assessment & education with 25 years driving global tech-enabled programs
Assessment innovator with global credentialing and psychometrics expertise
A thought leader in Skill tech, pioneering the use of Agentic AI to make interviewing and proctoring smarter, fairer, and more secure.
Business leader with 20+ years in recruitment tech and assessments.
If you are responsible for high-stakes testing, This Is for You.
Organizations developing and administering high-stakes exams at scale.
Professional credentialing orgs managing the integrity of their credential programs.
Proctoring and assessment technology platforms shaping the tools exam programs rely on.
University and institution leaders responsible for online and hybrid exam integrity.
The people managing quality, policy, and day-to-day exam security operations.
Technology and service providers participating in the broader assessment ecosystem.
Missed the first summit? Catch up before May 28.
The February 2026 Exam Security Summit explored why AI-enabled cheating is reshaping exam risk and what that means for the credibility of high-stakes testing globally.
Speaker: Sanjoe Jose, Founder & CEO, Talview
Why protecting exam credibility is becoming non-negotiable in an AI-enabled world.
Speakers: Dan Hughes - Talogy, Michael Nemarich - NAATI, Jarret M. Dyer - Surpass Assessment, Radhika Bhatia - Talview
How real-time AI assistance and external orchestration are quietly undermining traditional exam controls.
Speakers: Jouko van Aggelen - Aon Assessments, Paul Edelblut - Vantage Labs, Miguel Prieto - Open Assessment Technologies (TaoTesting), Harjoth Singh - Talview
Recurring fraud patterns, trust failures, and where exams are starting to fall apart.
Speakers: Liberty Munson - Microsoft, Paul Muir - risr/, Sundar Nagarathnam, Rajeev Menon - AI DOME
How exam leaders can adopt AI responsibly by proving fairness, transparency, and defensibility first — ensuring AI strengthens exam credibility without replacing human judgment.
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