On 9 September 2026, the Amsterdam Institute of Finance published a report on its alumni gathering at Capital C in Amsterdam the previous evening. Falcone International Founder Tobias Jaeger delivered a keynote on cybersecurity and executive responsibility, followed by a discussion with Myrthe van der Erve of Sijthoff.
The report describes Jaeger’s emphasis on planning for disruption: identifying critical services, setting limits on acceptable downtime and deciding who acts when those limits are reached. He also addressed supplier dependencies, access that survives the end of a contract, and the importance of payment authorization controls as attackers adopt AI tools.
The subsequent discussion considered incident preparation, customer communication and the questions directors should ask their specialists. Jaeger emphasized arranging professional support before an incident and recording informed decisions about cyber risk.
AccountantWeek carried related coverage on 11 September 2026, followed by FM.nl on 14 September and CFO.nl on 16 October. These articles report on the same 8 September event.
Original report and related coverage
- Amsterdam Institute of Finance — 9 September 2026.
- AccountantWeek — 11 September 2026.
- FM.nl / Financieel Management — 14 September 2026.
- CFO.nl — 16 October 2026.
The linked publications cover the same event; their publication dates are listed individually.
Further reading
Read about the AIF interview on cybersecurity for executives and Falcone’s cybersecurity services.
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