Webinar
Rethinking Exam Security: Adapting to Modern Threats and Assessment Types
Universities are under pressure to keep pace with modern cheating tactics. AI tools, contracted cheating, remote desktops easily bypass legacy security solutions - forcing institutions into reactive mode.
The hidden cost of security challenges is stalled innovation. When legacy tools can’t prevent cheating, educators fall back on restrictive assessment types - standard LMS quizzes, closed-book exams, or even paper-based tests - while authentic assessments (like Excel-based analysis, coding in R, or SPSS case studies) are sidelined as “too risky.”
As a last resort, some turn to computer labs, but limited capacity and heavy IT involvement often make that a slow, cumbersome solution.
The answer isn’t to abandon digital tools, but to rethink exam security so it meets today’s threats and supports modern pedagogy.
That means moving beyond legacy lockdown browsers and toward safer, more flexible approaches.
In this webinar we’ll discuss:
How modern threats (AI tools, VMs, dual devices) undermine legacy solutions and how to fight them How to secure any type of assessment, from LMS quizzes to authentic, application-based exams How to support real desktop applications like Excel, SPSS, MATLAB, or R in BYOD environments How to give educators more flexibility, with no need to redesign assessments or rely on IT,
See you there!
14 August 2025
1pm (AEST) | 11am (AWST)
