The Board of the ISACA Netherlands Chapter cordially invites you to the upcoming General Meeting of Members (GMM). During this meeting, we will discuss important topics relevant to the association.
Agenda GMM
- Opening and welcome
- Board members and resignation schedule
- Adaptation of Minutes of Meeting GMM 14 June 2026
- Plan 2026, with expenses and income
- Update current financial affairs 2026 and 2027 expenses and income
- Membership vote:
- Legislation plan budget approvals for 2027
- New board member Mourad Fakirou
- New board member Zoëlle Yusufi
- Supervisory Board
- Questions from the members
- Close
Following the General Meeting of Members, we cordially invite you to an inspiring program featuring guest speakers who will share their insights, experiences, and perspectives on current developments relevant to our professional field.
The presentations will offer valuable opportunities to gain new insights, exchange ideas and engage in discussions with fellow professionals.
Meet our Round Table speakers
Inge Meijering, ‘s Heeren Loo (Dutch)
The European Digital Decade is bringing with it an ever-increasing body of laws and regulations. But how do you translate all these requirements into a workable approach within a healthcare organization—an environment where care continues 24/7, resources are limited, and existing obligations have been piling up for years?
As the CISO of a large, nationwide healthcare institution, I will share how we navigate this challenge. We go beyond the legislation itself, focusing on the practical implementation of security and compliance. How do you determine what truly requires protection? How do you translate risk appetite into concrete choices and appropriate maturity levels? And how do you ensure that every new law doesn’t simply result in additional measures, audits, and documentation requirements?
This is a practical, hands-on perspective that also challenges IT auditors, CISOs, risk managers, and security professionals to take a critical look at their own field. After all, when are you truly “in control”? When is “good” actually “good enough”? And are we prepared to make conscious decisions about what not to do?
Vaisha Bernard, Eye Security (English)
After 16 years in offensive cybersecurity, presenting at Black Hat USA and becoming a Microsoft Most Valuable Researcher in 2025, Vaisha still felt like an impostor. So, he set himself the goal to become #1 on Microsoft’s Security Researcher leaderboard. This is the tale of how he grinded long nights, exploring a mucky sea of attack surface consisting of AI-generated slop applications, undocumented API endpoints, and strange misconfigurations, all the while feeling like an adolescent swiping through short-form brainrot content. This is the tale of how he submitted two hundred vulnerabilities to Microsoft, crushed the competition, and needed rehab afterwards.
