Greetings

Dr. Hiroshi Esaki, JNSA Chairman/AJCCA Vice ChairmanWith the advancement of digital transformation, cyber threats are becoming more sophisticated and ingenious than ever before, transcending national borders.
In response to the rapid expansion of cyber risks, at “The International Conference on ASEAN-JAPAN Cybersecurity Community (IC-AJCC)” hosted by NISC in October 2023, representatives from cybersecurity industry associations in ASEAN countries were invited to sign mutual MOUs and establish a coalition called the ASEAN Japan Cybersecurity Community Alliance (AJCCA) consisting of eight ASEAN countries and Japan associations (Currently 10 countries).

On October 10 this year, JNSA, a member of AJCCA, will host the second “AJCCA Annual Conference in TOKYO 2025” in Tokyo as the host country association.
This event will invite top experts leading the field of cybersecurity in Japan and abroad to share their in-depth knowledge on the latest threat trends, risk management, and advanced countermeasure methods.
Through keynote speeches and panel discussions, we will provide practical and strategic information to participants from a wide range of fields, including industry, government agencies, and academic institutions.
It will be an important opportunity to strengthen cooperation among the ASEAN-JAPAN Cybersecurity Community and achieve sustainable cyber resilience. We look forward to your support.

Event Overview

Program　※Simultaneous interpretation available

*1: ASOCIO（The Asian-Oceanian computing industry organization）
*2: MADE（Mapping ASOCIO Digital Economy）
*3: PH-CERT (Philippine Computer Emergency Response Team)
*4: NCSA (National Cyber Security Agency)
*5: MPTC (Ministry of Post and Telecommunications)
*6: ISAC-Cambodia (Information Sharing and Analysis Center)
*7: rawSEC (Malaysia CyberSecurity Community)
*8: NACSA (National Cyber Security Agency)
*9: CSA (Cyber Security Agency of Singapore)
*10: ACRA（AJCCA Cyber Resilience Awards）
*11: AiSP (Association of Information Security Professionals)

Note:
Sponsored presentation times are subject to change depending on the content.
Program content is subject to change without notice.

Keynote Speaker’s Profile

■Opening Talk

Mr. Yoichi Iida
National Cyber Director, Deputy Secretary General of National Security Secretariat

Mr. IIDA was appointed National Cyber Director and Deputy Secretary General of National Security Secretariat on July 1, 2025, after serving as Deputy Chief Executive at the National Center of Incident Readiness and Strategy for Cybersecurity (NISC). He currently leads the National Cybersecurity Office, which formulates a new national cybersecurity strategy and develops detailed rules of the Active Cyber Defense Act.
Before joining NISC, he served as Director-General for Economic Security at the Cabinet Office. He supervised policy planning and implementation in the field of economic security, including the Economic Security Promotion Act (ESPA) and the Critical Economic Security Information Act (CESI Act).
Prior to those appointments, Mr. IIDA held several key positions in international trade and industrial policies during his 33-year career at the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI), including Director-General of the Trade and Economic Cooperation Bureau and Director-General of the Trade Control Department. In these roles, he was responsible for trade promotion policies such as trade insurance while strengthening security export control mechanism, inward foreign direct investment regulation as well as trade sanction against countries of concern for national and international peace and security.
Mr. IIDA holds a Bachelor of Engineering from the University of Tokyo and a Master of Arts in International Development Policy from Duke University in the United States.
He was born on March 6, 1966.

■Keynote Speech 1

Dr. Rudi Lumanto
AJCCA Chairman, Founder and advisor of Indonesia Network Security Association (idNSA)

Former chairman of Id-SIRTII/CC, Indonesia's domestic CSIRT, from 2011 to March 2020. Worked at the Agency for the Assessment and Application of Technology (BPPT), the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology, and the National Cyber and Encryption Agency (BSSN) from 1988 to March 2020. Founded IdNSA in 2011. He is currently an advisor to IdNSA and a lecturer at the Graduate School of Information Security, Faculty of Engineering, University of Indonesia. He is a judge for the OIC-CERT Global Cybersecurity Award and received the ITU AJ Award in 2020. He holds a bachelor's degree, master's degree, and doctorate in engineering from Japan.
※For reference: https://ajcca.net/ https://idnsa.id/

Presentation Title：AJCCA views on Cyber Resilience Through Collaboration: Empowering the future with AI and secure supply chains
Abstract：In today’s dynamic threat landscape, cyber resilience requires more than isolated defenses-it demands collaboration across sectors and borders, particularly through Public-Private Partnerships (PPP). The ASEAN-Japan Cybersecurity Community Alliance (AJCCA) believes that collaboration is essential to share intelligence, coordinate responses, and build lasting trust. With AI as a powerful ally, threats can be detected faster, and defenses can adapt in real time. At the same time, securing the digital supply chain ensures the integrity and continuity of critical systems. Together, these pillars empower a resilient, adaptive, and secure digital future-where collaboration is not just strategy, but survival.

■Keynote Speech 2

Mr. Stan Singh
Chairman of Asian-Oceanian Computing Industry Organization (ASOCIO)

A visionary leader in the ICT industry, Mr. Stan Jit Singh brings over four decades of impactful experience across Asia, Oceania, and beyond-driving innovation, business-IT alignment, and digital transformation at both national and regional levels.
Leadership at a Glance
・ Chairman, ASOCIO (Asian-Oceanian Computing Industry Organisation), representing 24 member economies
・ Former Treasurer, ASOCIO
・ Immediate Past Chairman, APICTA International
・ Chief Judge, MSC-APICTA Awards (2011-2025)
・ Former Secretary General, MRCA (Malaysia Retail Chain Association)
Professional Experience
・ 48+ years in IT and technology management - Local International level
・ 39+ years in business and corporate leadership across sectors such as banking, finance, logistics, hotels, retails, airport management, and manufacturing
・ Former Global CIO & Senior Vice President - Group IT Services for a multinational conglomerate
・ Founder & Principal Consultant, IronHorse Asia Sdn Bhd - specializing in IT-business alignment
Areas of Specialization
・ Digital Transformation & Innovation
・ IT Governance & Cybersecurity
・ Business Continuity Management (BCM) & Disaster Recovery
・ Strategic Business-IT Alignment
・ Business Application Development
Global Footprint
・ Held executive and leadership roles in the UK, USA, Australia, China, Hong Kong, and Southeast Asia
Industry Contributions
・ Played a pivotal role in the development of Malaysia’s first BCM standard in collaboration with SIRIM
・ Led digital transformation initiatives across multiple industries in Asia, Europe and USA
・ Active mentor and judge for ICT innovations in APICTA international
Professional Affiliations
・ Council Member, PIKOM
・ Member, British Institute of Management
・ Head of Media, Malaysian Retail Chain Association (MRCA)
Stan Singh - Jit
“Business is about People and People is about Business”

※For reference: https://www.asocio.org/

Presentation Title：“Cybersecurity in MADE: Advancing AI-Driven Resilience for a Secure Digital Future”
Abstract：At the 2nd AJCCA Conference 2025 in Tokyo, the ASOCIO Chairman will speak about underscoring cybersecurity as both the foundation and challenge for sustainable growth, digital transformation, and regional collaboration under ASOCIO’s MADE (Mapping ASOCIO Digital Economy) initiatives. While progress has been achieved in awareness, policies, ethics, and cooperation, significant gaps remain in standards, skills, and cross-border resilience. He will highlight the urgency of advancing AI-driven defenses, harmonized frameworks, and trusted supply chain security built on transparency, and calls for an action to build stronger Japan-ASEAN collaboration and foster collective commitments in building a secure, transparent digital highway that underpins a resilient and sustainable digital ecosystem for all.

■Keynote Speech 3

Mr. Toshikazu Okuya
Deputy Director General, Commerce and Information Policy Bureau

In 1995, Toshikazu OKUYA joined the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (now METI).
From 2010 to 2013, he served as Special Advisor to METI, Director, Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) New York.
From 2013 to 2015, he held the position of Director of Energy Supply and Demand Policy Office, Agency for Natural Resources and Energy.
From 2015 to 2017, he served as the Director of the Security Export Control Policy Division.
From 2017 to 2021, as the Director of the Cybersecurity Division, he launched the Group for Industrial Cybersecurity and worked on the formulation of the Cyber/Physical Security Framework (CPSF).
After that, he served as the Director, Policy Planning and Coordination Division, Commerce and Information Policy Bureau, and subsequently as the Director, Policy Planning and Coordination Division, Economic and Industrial Policy Bureau.
He is the Deputy Director-General for the Commerce and Information Policy Bureau　since July 2024.

Presentation Title：The current state of cybersecurity, progress in cybersecurity policy at the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, and future directions.
Abstract：In recent years, cyberattacks have become increasingly sophisticated and have emerged as a critical management issue that can affect business operations.
This presentation will provide an overview of the current landscape surrounding cyberattacks and AI, and introduce the initiatives being implemented by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) to support cybersecurity measures in the industrial sector. These initiatives include various guidelines, support programs for small and medium-sized enterprises, efforts to ensure the security of IoT products and software-based products and services, and initiatives aimed at fostering the domestic cybersecurity industry.

■Special Speech 1

Mr. Alex Bazhaniuk
Chief Technology Officer & Co-Founder, Eclypsium

Mr.Alex Bazhaniuk is a leading firmware security researcher and architect, specializing in low-level platform security, vulnerability research, and exploit development. He previously worked at Intel’s Advanced Threat Research team, where he contributed to firmware vulnerability discovery, reverse engineering methodologies, and platform security innovations.
Mr.Alex has been an active contributor to open-source firmware security tools, has presented at Black Hat, DEF CON, and CanSecWest, and has published research on BIOS/UEFI rootkits, bootloader attacks, and firmware forensics. At Eclypsium, he leads advanced research and development in firmware security automation, AI-driven anomaly detection, and zero-day threat identification.
※For reference: https://eclypsium.com/

Presentation Title：Beneath the Prompt: The Hidden Risks Powering GenAI
Abstract：As LLMs power more applications across industries, firmware and hardware security is now mission-critical. The attack surface has shifted downward, making AI infrastructure itself the new battleground. Securing GenAI involves both:
- Traditional cybersecurity controls (monitoring, patching, access controls)
- AI-specific governance frameworks (model integrity, supply chain verification)
The message is clear: securing the model is not enough-you must secure the machine it runs on. This talk will highlight the vulnerabilities in the infrastructure powering large language models (LLMs) and generative AI systems. It will focus on the hardware, firmware, and cloud components that support AI, revealing how these foundational layers are increasingly targeted by sophisticated attacks.

■Special Speech 2

Dr. Benson Wu
CEO & Co-Founder, CyCraft

Dr. Benson Wu is the CEO and Co-Founder of CyCraft Technology, an AI-driven cybersecurity company serving hundreds of leading organizations across the Asia-Pacific region. He earned his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from National Taiwan University and has built a distinguished career at the intersection of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and national cyber strategy.
Dr. Wu has presented his research and industry insights at premier international security conferences such as Black Hat, DEFCON, CODE BLUE, and HITCON, establishing himself as a recognized thought leader in the global cybersecurity community. His contributions to advancing AI applications in security earned him Taiwan’s Outstanding IT Elite Award in 2020.
Beyond his role at CyCraft, Dr. Wu serves as Vice Chair of the Taiwan Defense Industry Development Association and advises multiple government agencies and financial institutions on cybersecurity resilience and digital trust. Under his leadership, CyCraft received the “Next Big” Award in 2023, presented by former President Tsai Ing-wen and commended by President Lai Ching-te for its mission of “using AI in Taiwan to protect the world.”
With decades of expertise, Dr. Wu continues to bridge cutting-edge research and practical defense solutions to safeguard enterprises and nations in the digital era.
※For reference: https://www.cycraft.com/

Presentation Title：AI vs. AI: From Injection Attacks to Guardrail Defenses and Ecosystem Resilience
Abstract：As enterprises adopt Large Language Models (LLMs), they also face new risks-from adversarial injections to systemic breaches. This session introduces a five-pillar framework for securing AI in practice:
1. XecART - to inject: adversarial red-team testing that uncovers hidden vulnerabilities in LLMs.
2. XecGuard - to guardrail: layered defenses that ensure safe, aligned, and domain-specific AI behavior.
3. XecArena - to educate: interactive training that builds workforce resilience against AI-driven threats.
4. Assume Breach - to detect and respond fast: AI-powered reconnaissance on the darkweb, rapid endpoint forensics, and privacy-friendly password audits to reduce IT obscurity and complexity.
5. Joint Defense - to collaborate and share: collectively exchanging the first wave of attack intelligence across Taiwan, Japan, and the wider Asian community.
Together, these AI-powered pillars-proactive testing, real-time safeguards, continuous education, rapid response, and collective defense-form a holistic strategy to secure AI systems and enterprise ecosystems, enabling safer and more resilient innovation.

■Sponsor Speech 1

Mr. Shingo Kashima
OsecT Product Owner, Director, Technology, InnovationCenter, NTT DOCOMO BUSINESS, Inc.,

Mr.Shingo Kashima joined NTT Laboratories in 2004. Since then, he has been involved in the technological development and commercialization of wide-area Ethernet services, the development and international standardization of communication flow monitoring technology (xFlow), the enhancement of security governance across the entire NTT Group, and the establishment of the security framework for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Since 2019, he has been leading the development of cybersecurity technologies-such as threat intelligence and offensive security-at NTT DOCOMO Business Solutions, Inc. (formerly NTT Communications Corporation). He is also driving the development and deployment of operational technology (OT) security solutions, serving as the product owner of the in-house OT-IDS product “OsecT.”
In addition to serving as a board member of the Security Camp Association, he contributes to fostering a cybersecurity culture and developing human resources through his involvement in organizations such as the Japan Network Security Association (JNSA) and the IPA Industrial Cybersecurity Center.
※For reference: https://www.ntt.com/index.html

Presentation Title：At the Forefront of Risk Management through Traffic and Software Visibility
Abstract：In today’s environment, where information systems and control systems are closely integrated across various fields such as manufacturing and social infrastructure, it has become increasingly difficult to address security challenges with conventional, siloed measures based on host- or network-level protection. This presentation introduces efforts toward macro-level risk management using network data analysis techniques that span both information and control systems, as well as micro-level risk management at the level of individual software components.

■Sponsor Speech 2

Mr. Hiroshi Sasaki
Director, OT Business Development, Fortinet Japan G.K.

After 14 years developing control system equipment in the Japanese manufacturing industry, Hiroshi transitioned to cybersecurity in 2012. Leveraging this engineering background, He specializes in industrial cybersecurity, aiming not only to provide technical safeguards but also to embed security as part of organizational culture. To advance this goal, He engages in public speaking, writing, awareness activities, and industry-focused solution proposals both in Japan and internationally.
Since 2021, He has served as Director of the OT Business Development Division at Fortinet Japan, leading initiatives to strengthen cybersecurity for manufacturing and critical infrastructure sectors. In 2022, He was appointed Visiting Associate Professor at the Manufacturing DX Research Institute of the Nagoya Institute of Technology, where He contributes to research and education through academia-industry collaboration.
In parallel, He has been an expert at the Industrial Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (ICSCoE) under the Information-technology Promotion Agency (IPA) since 2017, supporting human resource development and knowledge transfer. He also serves as a cybersecurity policy advisor at Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry (METI), first from 2016 to 2020 and again since 2021. Across these roles, He remains dedicated to promoting industrial cybersecurity and driving its integration into sustainable business and digital transformation.
※For reference: https://www.fortinet.com/jp

Presentation Title：Standardizing OT Security Measures Using Japanese Factory Security Guidelines with Fortinet Solutions
Abstract：This presentation highlights the use of METI’s factory security guidelines and checklist to standardize OT security practices. Key differences from international guidelines are discussed, along with the advantages for resource-constrained organizations. A practical framework for implementation is presented, focusing on risk-based approaches and operational efficiency. Fortinet’s comprehensive solutions, spanning People, Process, and Technology, are introduced to support organizations in aligning with the guidelines. Additionally, plans for expanding these practices to ASEAN countries through JNSA, a member of AJCCA, will be shared, demonstrating a pathway toward broader regional adoption and resilience in OT security.

■Panel Discussion Speaker’s profile　*Alphabetical order (surname)

Dr. Hiroshi Esaki(Panel 1 Moderator)
AJCCA Vice Chairman, Chairman of Japan Network Security Association (JNSA)

He received the B.E. and M.E. degrees from Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan, in 1985 and 1987, respectively. And he received Ph.D. from University of Tokyo, Japan, in 1998.
In 1987, he joined Research and Development Center, Toshiba Corporation. From 1990 to 1991, he has been at Applied Research Laboratory of Bellcore Inc., New Jersey (USA). From 1994 to 1996, he has been at CTR (Center for Telecommunication Research) of Columbia University in New York (USA). During his staying at Columbia University, he has proposed the CSR architecture, that is the origin of MPLS (Multi-Protocol Label Switching), to the IETF and to the ATM Forum.
He is an executive director of IPv6 promotion council, a chair of JPNIC (Japan Network Information Center). From 2007 to 2010 and 2014 to 2020, he served as BoT (Board of Trustee) for ISOC (Internet Society). He is a director of WIDE Project, director of Japan Data Center Council, director of Green University of Tokyo Project, and Senior Expert of Digital Agency Japan.
　

Mr. Angel Jr. Averia (Panel 1)
President of Philippine Computer Emergency Response Team (PH-CERT)

First organized in 1997, the Philippine Computer Emergency Response Team or PH-CERT was eventually registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the Republic of the Philippines on March 30, 2001 as a non-stock, non-profit organization. As the first CERT in the Philippines, its primary purpose and advocacy are the following: to increase the awareness for Information Security and Cybersecurity; develop an inclusive Information Security and Cybersecurity Workforce; and adopt Information Security and Cybersecurity standards, and best practices to uplift their practice in the Philippines and the Asia-Pacific Region.
The PH-CERT community is composed of certified Information Security and Cybersecurity professionals and practitioners who serve on a voluntary, non-remunerated basis. It provides its members a platform and venue to learn from each other and hone skills in the field of Information Security and Cybersecurity, and to serve as a coordinating body in addressing information security incidents. PH-CERT also provides bulletins, advisories, and alerts to its community volunteers. PH-CERT is a founding member of the Asia-Pacific CERT (APCERT) which was organized in 2003.
PH-CERT is similarly a founding member of the ASEAN-JAPAN Cybersecurity Community Alliance organized on October 5, 2023 in Tokyo, Japan.

AVM Amorn Chomchoey (Panel 1)
Secretary General, National Cyber Security Agency (NCSA)

He has educational background on Computer Science from the United States Air Force Academy, and Information Technology from Kasetsart University, Thailand.
He also achieved certifications such as CISSP, CEH, CHFI, IRCA, MCSA, MCSE, and MCT, among others. These achievements reflect his interest in cybersecurity area such as AI, Cloud, Human Firewall, Capacity building, Public-Private Partnerships, Anti Online Scam Measures, and Risk Management Framework.
For working experience, he was the Chief of Electronic Warfare and Information Warfare Division, Member of Cyber Security Coordination Center, Director of Cyber Warfare Division and Director of Cyber Operations Division of the Royal Thai Air Force, Deputy Secretary-General of the National Cyber Security Agency (NCSA) and the Director of the National Computer Emergency Response Team (NationalCERT)
In October 2022, he was appointed as the Secretary-General of the NCSA. He is also a National Security Council Advisor for Science, Technology, and Digital.
He was honored with various awards such as Royal Thai Air Force Outstanding Award 2006 and 2019, Royal Thai Air Force Academy Outstanding Alumni Award, Air Force Cadet Community Award 2023, Air Command and Staff College Alumni Award 2023, and Air War College Award 2023. Recently, he received the CSO30 ASEAN 2023: the top 30 cybersecurity leaders in Southeast Asia and Hong Kong, demonstrating leadership, and influencing rapid change across the region.
　

Mr. Phannarith Ou (Panel 1)
Director General of Ministry of Post and Telecommunications, Chairman of Information Sharing and Analysis Center (ISAC-Cambodia)

Mr. Phannarith Ou is the Director of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Security of Ministry of Post and Telecommunications (MPTC) of Cambodia. He is the former Head of the National Cambodia Computer Emergency Response Team (CamCERT). He has been involved in the development of Cybersecurity, ICTs, and related regulations in Cambodia for the last 18 years.
Mr. Ou has been the Professor at Royal University of Law and Economic (RULE) and Cambodia Academy of Digital Technology (CADT) specializing in Cybersecurity, the senior research fellow at the Center for Inclusive Digital Economy, Asian Vision Institution (AVI) and Senior advisor to Cambodia Digital Tech Association (CDTA). To growth Cambodia cybersecurity community, Mr. OU is the chairman of Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) Cambodia Chapter, Executive Member at CyberEdBoard and KHNOG, the founder of ISAC-Cambodia (Cybersecurity), Cyber Studies Network (CSN), Cyber Youth Cambodia and cyber education (secudemy.com)
Mr. Phannarith Ou is one of the well-known cybersecurity experts in Cambodia and the region. He has been invited to present in global conferences, forums, and seminars and he was awarded as TOP30 ASEAN CISO (2021) by IDG, Top APAC Technology Leader (W.Media), TOP 100 Global CISO 2020 by Forcepoint and Information Security Leadership Achievements (ISLA) 2016 by (ISC)2.

Mr. Stan Singh (Panel 1)
Chairman of Asian-Oceanian Computing Industry Organization (ASOCIO) Refer to“Keynote Speech 2”

Mr. Tahrizi Tahreb (Panel 1)
Chairman of Malaysia CyberSecurity Community (rawSEC)

Mr.Tahrizi Tahreb is a transformative leader in Malaysia’s cybersecurity landscape, best known as the co-founder and chairman of rawSEC, the nation’s foremost cybersecurity advocacy group. Under his direction, rawSEC has grown and has been honored with national and regional awards, including the ASEAN-Japan Cybersecurity Community Alliance (AJCCA) Cyber Resilience Award, for its pioneering initiatives in building a resilient cybersecurity ecosystem and Cybersecurity Malaysia Outreach Provider of the Year Award. Through rawSEC, Tahrizi has bridged gaps between academia and the industry, championing skill development, knowledge sharing, public outreach, and collaboration with government and private partners. He regularly represents Malaysian interests in the AJCCA, fostering regional partnerships, threat intelligence sharing, and advancing cyber resilience across Southeast Asia and Japan. His community-driven efforts have inspired talent development and policy improvements benefitting Malaysia and the region.
In parallel with his rawSEC leadership, Tahrizi serves as Chief Information Security Officer at Bank Rakyat Malaysia, where he directs cybersecurity strategy, compliance, risk management, and incident response. He works closely with senior leaders to safeguard sensitive data and ensure the bank’s systems remain secure and resilient in a changing digital landscape.

Ir. Dr. Megat Zulhairy Bin Megat Tajuddin (Panel 1)
Chief Executive, National Cyber Security Agency (NACSA)

Ir. Dr. Megat Zuhairy Megat Tajuddin is currently the Chief Executive of National Cyber Security Agency (NACSA). He is a Registered Professional Engineer with Practising Certificate with the Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM) and is also the Registrar of BEM. Previously he served as the Director of Engineering, Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Division at the Public Works Department (PWD). He has been involved in the field of Electrical and Computer Engineering, particularly in Information and Communications Technology (ICT) infrastructure and system projects, for the past 25 years. He graduated in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the John Hopkins University, USA before completed MSc. In Communications Technology at Ulm University, Germany and obtained his PhD in Technology and Innovation Management at MARA University of Technology (UiTM).

Mr. Ong Kok Wee (Panel 1)
Assistant Chief Executive (Policy and Corporate Development), Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA)

Mr. Kok Wee is Assistant Chief Executive of the Policy and Corporate Development (P&CD) cluster in CSA. He oversees strategy, planning, regulation, ecosystem development, international affairs, communications and engagement, and corporate services. He is responsible for developing Singapore’s national cybersecurity strategies and policies, both domestically and internationally, and raising the capacities of CSA as well as the wider cybersecurity ecosystem.

Mr. Johnny Kho(Panel 2 Moderator)
AJCCA Vice Chairman, Advisory Council Member of Association of Information Security Professionals (AiSP)

Johnny Kho is a seasoned cybersecurity leader, innovator, and advocate with over two decades of experience in cybersecurity strategy, risk management, and digital transformation. With a deep passion for enhancing cyber resilience, securing digital ecosystems, and mentoring future cybersecurity professionals, he has been at the forefront of driving cybersecurity innovation across enterprise, government, and industry sectors.
Currently, Johnny serves as the Senior Director, Technical Solutions, APJ at Eclypsium, where he leads technical strategy and solution engineering across the Asia-Pacific and Japan region.
Beyond his corporate role, Johnny is deeply committed to the cybersecurity community.
As an influential voice in the cybersecurity ecosystem, Johnny remains dedicated to bridging the gap between cybersecurity, business strategy, and technology innovation. His mission is to inspire the next generation of cybersecurity professionals and create a safer digital future for businesses and communities worldwide.
※For reference: https://www.aisp.sg/

Mr. Alex Bazhaniuk (Panel 2)
Chief Technology Officer & Co-Founder, Eclypsium Refer to“Special Speech 1”

Mr. Atushi Kanda (Panel 2)
Cyber Threat Intelligence Researcher, Senior Manager, Technology, InnovationCenter, NTT DOCOMO BUSINESS, Inc.

Mr.Atsushi Kanda joined NTT Communications (now NTT DOCOMO BUSINESS Inc.) in 2007. Leveraging his deep expertise in ISP network design and operations, he pivoted to the cybersecurity field in 2015.
His background as a network engineer gives him a unique advantage in global threat intelligence. He played a key role on the security team for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games, helping to secure the global event.
In 2020, he founded the threat intelligence team "NA4Sec," which he leads as Manager and Tech Lead. The team's mission is to identify and disrupt threat actor infrastructure by harnessing the unique visibility of a major telecommunications carrier. He is a frequent speaker at major security conferences worldwide, including Internet Week, JSAC, BSides Las Vegas, and Botconf. He also holds the title of NTT Group Certified Security Principal.

Mr. Hikohiro Lin (Panel 2)
Chief Global Officer, GMO Cybersecurity by Ierae, Inc.

Mr. Hikohiro Lin had been in charge of Product Security at Panasonic headquarters for over 15 years. He led several projects, including devising and deploying security test methods and risk assessments for IoT devices, formulating product security standard rules and guidelines, building a global product security system, formulating head office product security strategies, establishing Panasonic Cyber Security Lab for future cybersecurity research and product-focused security incident responses team, etc. He had served as Head of Panasonic PSIRT, Head of Product Security at Panasonic Global, and Director of Panasonic Cyber Security Laboratory. Also, He has received (ISC)2 ISLA (Cyber Security Leadership Achievement) APAC Senior Cyber Security Professional 2018 Showcased Honoree and Community Service Star. He speaks in many international conferences such as Black Hat, CODE BLUE, Kaspersky Security Analyst Summit (SAS), HITCON and Government invited roundtable Panelist. Mr. Hikohiro Lin is currently appointed Senior Executive Officer at GMO Cyber Security by IERAE Japan.
※For reference: https://gmo-cybersecurity.com/

Mr. Hiroshi Sasaki (Panel 2)
Director, OT Business Development, Fortinet Japan G.K. Refer to“Sponsor Speech 2”

Dr. Benson Wu (Panel 2)
CEO & Co-Founder, CyCraft Refer to“Special Speech 2”

Sponsor companies

■ Diamond Sponsor

NTT DOCOMO BUSINESS, Inc.

■ Platinum Sponsor

Fortinet Japan G.K.

■ Gold Sponsors

Eclypsium, Inc.

CyCraft Japan Corporation

■ Silver Sponsors

AMIYA Corporation	NTT TechnoCross Corporation	GMO Cybersecurity by IERAE, Inc.
Japan Telecommunications Engineering and Consulting Service (JTEC)	Future Corporation	LAC Co., Ltd.

■ Banner Sponsors

NTT ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION

Grand Secunology Inc.

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Professional University of Information and Management for Innovation

Supply Chain Cybersecurity Consortium (SC3)

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