Escudodigital ISACA Conference Highlights AI Governance and Cybersecurity Challenges
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- •ISACA Conference 2026 addressed AI governance and cybersecurity effectiveness.
- •Monica Verma warned organizations are unprepared for AI-related challenges.
- •Sessions highlighted the importance of a people-centric defense against AI-driven attacks.
The ISACA European Conference 2026, held from October 7-9 in Munich, focused on the rapid evolution of AI and its implications for cybersecurity. Key discussions included the need for organizations to enhance AI governance and assess cybersecurity effectiveness. Monica Verma emphasized the unpreparedness of most organizations for AI challenges, advocating for a governance framework that includes data management, leadership, and culture. Ramona Ratiu and Zeynep Turesin Soylu highlighted the human factor in defending against AI-driven attacks, showcasing examples of fraud using deepfakes. The conference featured over 50 speakers and discussions on quantum risks and European regulations related to cybersecurity. The event underscored the urgency for organizations to adapt their security measures in response to AI advancements.
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