AI is accelerating cyberattacks faster than most organisations can fix their systems. At CIODAY on 24 November 2026, CIOs and CISOs will put Enterprise Vulnerability Management on the board agenda.

Why now

Many systems are still outdated, while AI lets attackers work at a scale and level of sophistication we haven’t seen before. An open letter warned that AI-enabled cyberattacks will become far more widespread in the coming months as models around the world grow more capable. Most CIOs and CISOs already know they need to act. The hard part is deciding how.

A joint call to action

CIO Platform Nederland and CISO Community Nederland are sending one message: scale up your vulnerability management and patching strategy over the next twelve months.

Alexander Zwart, CITO and member of the Managing Board at Rabobank, and board member of CIO Platform Nederland, put the goal plainly. If every CIO leaves CIODAY convinced that this must become an immediate priority, the day will have achieved something meaningful.

Dimitri van Zantvliet, CISO at Dutch Railways and chair of CISO Community Nederland, adds that digital resilience starts with systems that are secure and up to date.

What to expect at CIODAY

Both communities will present the call to action in the program. Join us on 24 November 2026 to compare notes with peers, sharpen your Enterprise Vulnerability Management strategy, and take a clear commitment back to your board.