Keynote Speech 1

About the "Draft Guidelines on Cybersecurity in the Financial Sector"

Takahiro Yamaguchi

Financial Inspector
Financial Services Agency

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Protecting the Business of the Future: The Frontiers of Cloud Security and Data Protection

Yasuhiro Funaki

Sales Engineering Manager CISSP
Thales DIS Japan K.K.

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The "comprehensive" information leakage countermeasures required of financial institutions?

Kentaro Masuda

Digital Arts Inc.

Handling sensitive data, such as customer information, in financial institutions always carries the risk of information leakage. However, the factors contributing to this risk are varied, leaving many companies struggling to determine appropriate countermeasures. In this lecture, we will present a comprehensive security strategy to protect information against various risks, based on incident cases from financial institutions, from the perspective of our company, a domestic security manufacturer. If you are considering reviewing your information leakage prevention measures, we encourage you to attend.

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Countermeasures Against Evolving Cyber Attacks! How to Improve your Organization's Security Level?

Yuta Urano

Sales activities centered on financial institutions
HENNGE K.K.

Recently, cyber-attacks targeting businesses have become more sophisticated and sophisticated, resulting in the leakage of customer information, system shutdowns, and other serious damage. Now that companies of all sizes and in all industries are under attack, it can no longer be said to be a fire on the other side of the river. In this presentation, we will introduce operational methods to strengthen cyber security measures and solve the lack of user literacy against attacks. We hope you will take this opportunity to attend and make use of this presentation to strengthen your own organization's security measures.

Panel Discussion

Evolutions of External Risk Factors- Financial Markets, Politics, and Geopolitical Risks

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Takeshi Kato

Executive Director
Bank of Japan

Ryutaro Kono

Chief Japan Economist
BNP Paribas Securities (Japan) Limited

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Shiro Katsufuji

Managing Director
Deloitte Tohmatsu Risk Advisory LLC

The outlook of extrenal risks to the economies and financial markets are evolving. The focuses includes the monetary policies, the U.S. presidential elections, and geopoltical risks in Ukraine and Middle East. In this session, central banker, macroeconomist, and risks managers discus the risks and scenarios which financial institutions should identify and address.

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Financial Risk and Data Security Management in the Digital Age

Kasetsu Takahagi

Sr. Consultant, Cybersecurity Solutions Consulting
OpenText K.K.

As financial institutions shift their operations from storefronts to cyberspace, financial risks are also changing. In addition, with the generalization of e-commerce, financial risks are about to extend to all business transactions. This session will discuss financial risks unique to the digital age and specific countermeasures from the comprehensive perspective of data security management, citing actual examples of personal information visualization, cloud security, tokenization and PCI DSS scope reduction.

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Revolutionizing Financial Security to Prepare for the AI Era: The Forefront of Zero Trust

Shuji Okazaki

Regional Sales Director, Financial Business Division, Major Sales
Zscaler Japan K.K.

In the financial industry, there is a growing trend to transform network security, which has been built around VDI and perimeter defense, into a zero trust model in line with work style changes and the migration of applications to the cloud. In this session, we will explain the trend towards zero trust in the financial industry with case studies. We will also explain the key points for achieving the security measures required in the AI ​​era and the overall optimal approach.

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The Importance of Multi-Factor Authentication in Cyber Security - On-Premise Environments

Yuya Sugiya

TECHMATRIX CORPORATION

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Strategic Third-Party Risk Management for Resilient Business Operations

Taku Tokunaga

Executive Officer
GRCS Inc.

In the context of leveraging external partners for business growth, the risks of information leaks and cyberattacks related to these partners continue to be a significant concern. It is essential not only to conduct security checks on these partners but also to establish a governance framework through appropriate risk assessment and analysis, as well as continuous monitoring.
To ensure sustainable management and maintain corporate value, effective and strategic execution of third-party risk management is now indispensable. Here, we introduce key points for implementing third-party risk management with both strategy and effectiveness.

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Security Strategies for Increasingly Complex IT Environments - Integrated Security to Support CX Improvement

Tsuneo Tosaka

Field CISO - Enterprise
Fortinet Japan G.K.

Keynote Speech 2

Challenges and Measures of Cybersecurity in Financial Institutions

Takahiro Yamaguchi

Group Executive Officer
Group Chief Information Security Officer (Group CISO)
Mizuho Financial Group, Inc.

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Current state of Software Supply Chain Risks and their countermeasures

Takeshi Ohmori

Managing Principal
Black Duck Software G.K.

Supply chain risk is ranked as the second most serious risks in IPA's 10 Major Threats. Software supply chain security is required to be addressed by the US Executive Order 14028, EU CRA, EU DORA, and others. This session will provide specific examples of software supply chain attacks and outline of corresponding regulatory requirements as well as required cyber security activities and introduce our solutions to support these activities.

Fireside Chat

[K&Y Time Extra Stage] How to Survive in a Highly Uncertain Cyber World?

Keisuke Kamata
Executive Director, CTO, Armoris Inc
Advisor, Financials ISAC Japan

Norihisa Yuki
Cybersecurity Strategist
NTT Security JAPAN

As the world becomes more chaotic, the challenges facing organizations grow, making cybersecurity even more important. A wide range of challenges are piling up, including ransomware attacks, influence operations, operational resilience, the threat of quantum computing, the rise of AI, and cybersecurity management. In this session, we will discuss how organizations can protect themselves and survive through cybersecurity in these uncertain era.