Dear Members,
We are pleased to invite you to the Annual General Meeting on June 3rd, 2025, at 17:30 at Vestar in Antwerp.
This yearly gathering brings together our members to reflect on our achievements, shape the future of our organization, and connect with one another over refreshments and dinner.
Mark your calendar and join us for an evening of insight and collaboration!
Agenda & Program:
- Reception | 17:30 – 18:00
Enjoy refreshments and soft drinks while networking with fellow attendees. - CCB Presentation | 18:00 – 18:45
Neighborhood Watch: Prioritizing Cyber Defenses Using Real-Life Examples from Belgium.
Presented by Clara Grillet, Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium (CCB). She is the 1st winner of the Heliview Conferences & Training and ISACA Belgium Chapter Cyber Resilience Award 2025!
Gain practical insights into cybersecurity prioritization, with real-world scenarios from Belgium. - Annual General Meeting | 18:45 p.m. – 19:30
For ISACA members in good standing only.
Key updates from the board, approval of financials and budget, discharge of directors, and election of new board and committee members. - Networking & Dinner | 19:30 – 21:30
Continue conversations and build connections over dinner.
Participation in the Annual General Meeting is free of charge. However, to ensure accurate planning and resource allocation:
No-Show Policy:
By registering, you confirm your onsite attendance and agree to a no-show fee of €50, which will be charged if you do not provide at least 24 hours’ notice of cancellation.
Inquiries regarding the Annual General Meeting can be sent to eb.acasi@yraterces.
For the board of directors,
Egide Nzabonimana Philip De Picker
President Secretary
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Clara Grillet
Clara Grillet is a cyber threat intelligence analyst at the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium (CCB), the national authority in charge of cybersecurity in Belgium. At CCB, she is part of a polyvalent department responsible for handling incident calls, writing threat intelligence reports and anything in between. More specifically, her team scans the Belgian cyberspace for vulnerabilities, malware infections and leaked credentials; and sends individual warnings to affected organizations. Prior to this, Clara worked in the financial and the data protection sectors.
She holds certifications in cybersecurity including security architecture and cyber threat intelligence. Clara also teaches cyber threat intelligence to newcomers in the field.
Clara’s journey proves that there is no single path into IT. After earning a bachelor’s degree in Social Sciences and a master’s in Law, she found her passion in cybersecurity and threat intelligence. Today, she is making a real impact as a Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst at the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium (CCB) — Belgium’s national cybersecurity authority.
At CCB, Clara is part of a versatile department responsible for handling incident calls, writing threat intelligence reports, and scanning Belgian cyberspace for vulnerabilities, malware infections, and leaked credentials — directly alerting affected organizations. Her story is a powerful reminder of the diverse backgrounds that strengthen the cybersecurity community.
