Many organizations feel their cyber maturity is improving: frameworks are in place, dashboards look healthy, and audits are passed.
Yet major incidents, regulatory pressure, and executive liability keep rising.
In this online ISACA Belgium event on 23 April 2026, at 17:30, we look at why cyber governance still fails in seemingly mature environments.
Christophe Mazzola (entrepreneur, author, and CISO) will unpack common structural blind spots, board-level accountability gaps, and the disconnect between documentation and real decision-making.
Designed for ISACA Members, this session offers a pragmatic view of what “security governance that works” means in today’s threat and regulatory landscape.
Why attend
- Understand why “good dashboards” and “passed audits” can still hide critical governance weaknesses.
- Learn what boards and leadership teams must address in 2026 to avoid blind spots and unclear accountability.
- Get practical guidance to move from compliance-led activity to accountable cyber governance.
- Take away a clear lens to challenge oversight models and improve decision-making impact.
What participants will learn
- Explain how traditional governance models can create a false sense of control.
- Identify structural blind spots that undermine oversight in mature organizations.
- Recognize common accountability gaps at board and executive level.
- Distinguish compliance-driven programs from governance models that enable decisions and ownership.
- Apply a pragmatic approach to strengthening “governance that works” in a rising regulatory and threat landscape.
Earn CPEs
Earn up to 1.5 CPEs (full attendance required).
Please note, if you do not attend the entire program or fail to complete the required process, no CPEs can be attributed. Applying for CPEs is the participant’s responsibility.
Price
This event is free. You can register through the blue button.
More information
For additional questions, contact us via our social media or contact ISACA Education Support at eb.acasi@noitacude
