The Netherlands and Japan have a common view to tackle the increasing cyber attacks on critical infrastructures and keep up with finding technological cyber security solutions. This was the first cyber security conference in Tokyo organized by ENCS (European Network for Cyber Security) and CSSC (Control System Security Center), which have agreed to cooperate on R&D collaborations with cyber security on critical infrastructure since 2013. Its target was to find possible research collaborations between NL and JP.
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- Prof.Fukuda President of UEC
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- Mr.Wesseling MEA,NL
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- Mr.Uriu METI,JP
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- Mr.Bram ENCS Founder
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- Prof.Shin President of CSSC
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- General(ret.) Berlijn
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- Dr.Sawada Chairman
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- Prof.Nakano Vice President of UEC
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- Courtesy call
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Thursday November 12, 2015
09:30-20:00 Cyber security conference and reception in UEC, Tokyo
Organized by: ENCS, CSSC, UEC(i-PERC), NL Embassy
Program of NL-JP Cyber Security Conference
09:30-09:35 Welcome by Prof. Takeshi Fukuda, President of UEC Tokyo
09:35-09:40 Opening by CSSC President, Prof. Seiichi Shin
09:40-09:50 Greetings by NL and JP side
NL side: Mr Jasper Wesseling, deputy Director General for Enterprise and Innovation, Ministry of Economic Affairs, the Netherlands
JP side: Mr. Kazuhisa Uryu, Director, Office for IT Security Policy, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Japan
09:50-10:10 “Potentials for Collaboration: Past, Present and Future”
Speaker: ENCS – Bram Reinders
10:10-10:20 “A status of Control System Security in Japan”
Speaker: CSSC – Prof. Seiichi Shin, President
10:20-10:30 “Cyber Security Mission Industrial control systems”
Speaker: General(ret.) Dick Berlijn, Senior Board Advisor, Deloitte
10:30-11:00 Break Time (Coffees)
11:00-11:20 “NWO, Partner in International Cybersecurity Research”
Speaker: NWO – Mr.Jan Piet Barthel
11:20-11:40 “Research Direction for Cybersecurity”
Speaker: JSPS – Prof. Hidehiko Tanaka
11:40-12:00 “Overview of JST and its International Cooperation Programs”
Speaker: JST – Dr. Hideo Nakajima
12:00-13:00 Network Lunch (Sandwiches, Coffees)
13:00-13:20 “Achievements of NECOMA Project: Cybersecurity for improved resilience against cyber threats”
Speaker: The University of Tokyo – Dr. Yuji Sekiya
13:20-13:40 “Recent Research Topics related to Cybersecurity at NICT Security Fundamentals Laboratory”
Speaker: NICT – Dr. Shiho Moriai
13:40-14:00 “Smart-Meter Security”
Speaker: AIST – Dr. Hitoshi Ohsaki
14:00-14:20 “Long Term Security”
Speaker: Eindhoven University of Technology – Dr. Ruben Niederhagen
14:20-14:40 “Security of Cryptocurrency”
Speaker: Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. – Dr. Jun Kogure
14:40-15:00 “Model-based Fall Back Control for Cybersecurity”
Speaker: UEC Tokyo – Dr. Kenji Sawada
15:00-15:40 Break Time (Coffees)
15:40-16:00 “Risk, Technology and the Human: A 360 Degree Approach For Effective Cyber Security”
Speaker: Delft University of Technology – Dr.Christian Doerr
16:00-16:20 “Hiding and finding circuit in semiconductor chip”
Speaker: Mitsubishi Electric – Dr. Takeshi Sugawara
16:20-16:40 “Security Evaluation of Next-Generation Cryptography”
Speaker: Kyushu University – Prof. Tsuyoshi Takagi
16:40-17:00 “Cybersecurity research at Radboud University”
Speaker: Radboud University Nijmegen – Dr. Erik Poll / Dr. Peter Schwabe
17:00-17:20 “Quantum Safe Cryptography”
Speaker: Tokyo Institute of Technology – Prof. Ryutaro Matsumoto
17:20-17:25 Greeting from Prof. Kazushi Nakano Vice President of UEC Tokyo
18:00-20:00 Network Reception: Chofu Creston Hotel