In this Talview Podcast episode, host Sanjoe Jose recaps the Exam Security Summit 2026 and unpacks how GenAI is transforming exam security, remote proctoring, and assessment integrity. Speaking from the vantage point of Talview's work with leading certifying bodies, enterprises, and institutions, Sanjoe walks through the event with three core sessions: the GenAI cheating shift, what exam leaders are seeing on the ground, and how to adopt agentic AI without breaking credibility. Across the episode he highlights real-world patterns like AI-assisted teleprompting, deepfake-driven identity spoofing, cheating-as-a-service businesses, and automation-at-scale that lets a candidate fall asleep while the test keeps answering itself. Youll hear how industry leaders are moving from noisy, event-based alerts to pattern intelligence, why ACCA and others are rethinking remote exams, and what it takes to design defensible AI decisions that regulators, awarding bodies, and candidates can trust. Sanjoe also breaks down Talviews seven-layer trust stack, the role of agentic AI in combining monitoring with real-time intervention, and the new governance models exam owners needrom zero-trust mindsets and human-in-the-loop oversight to smarter trade-offs between security, candidate experience, and access. If youre a B2B tech, credentialing, or higher-ed leader responsible for high-stakes exams, this recap distills the summitmost important debates, examples, and takeaways into one practical.