LACTURE PROFILE｜Cyber3 Conference Tokyo 2016｜Dates:November 18-19, 2016 / Venue:“Academy Hills”

William H. Saito

Special Advisor, Cabinet Office, Government of Japan

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Yoshihide SUGA

Chief Cabinet Secretary
Chief of the Cybersecurity Strategic Headquarters

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Ikuo Misumi

Deputy Director-General,
National Center for Incident Readiness and Strategy for Cybersecurity (NISC)

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Hiroaki Nakanishi

Executive Chairman,
Hitachi, Ltd.

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Linton Wells II

Executive Advisor, C4I & Cyber Center,
George Mason University　

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Noboru Nakatani

Executive Director
INTERPOL Global Complex for Innovation

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Oliver Hoare

Special Advisor to the MITRE Corporation

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Danil Kerimi

Head, IT and Electronics Industries, World Economic Forum

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Nicholas E. Benes

Representative Director, The Board Director Training Institute of Japan

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Yoshihiro Takatori

Orrick Tokyo Law Offices, Heading partner of Litigation Department, Attorney at Law

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Ryosuke Harada

Senior Managing Executive Officer,
Editorial Page Editor Nikkei, Inc.

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Koichi Mizushima

Deputy Director-General, Foreign Policy Bureau, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Ambassador in charge of UN Affairs and Cyber Policy

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Sue Takasu

Senior Legal Officer
United Nations Security Council Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate (CTED)

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David Ellis

Minister and Deputy Head of Mission, British Embassy Tokyo

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Teo Chin Hock

Deputy Chief Executive
Cyber Security Agency of Singapore 　

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Tetsuya Oi

Partner at TMI Associates　

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Shuji Okuda

Director, Electric Vehicle, Advanced Technology and ITS promotion Office,
List of Officials of Manufacturing Industries Bureau, METI

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Atsuo Inomata

Tokyo Denki University, Professor

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Masato Hashimoto

Chief of Cyber Security Promotion Working Group,
JASPAR, General Incorporated Association
(General Manager, E/E Architecture Development Div., Toyota Motor Corporation)

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Yuki Shigeiwa

General Manager, Security Dept.,
System Management Head Office, DeNA Co., Ltd.

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Akira Saka

Japan Cybercrime Control Centre (JC3)
Executive Director

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Taro Kono

Member of the House of Representatives

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KONO Taro, 53, is a seventh-term Liberal Democratic Member of the House of Representatives.
KONO served in Prime Minister Abe’s Cabinet as Chairperson of the National Public Safety Commission, the head of the National Police Organization; Minister in Charge of Administrative Reform; Minister in Charge of Civil Service Reform; Minister in Charge of Regulatory Reform; Minister for Consumer Affairs and Food Safety; and Minister for Disaster Management.
KONO Taro represents the 15th District of Kanagawa Prefecture, which includes the cities of Chigasaki, Hiratsuka, Oiso and Ninomiya on the Sagami Bay.
KONO was first elected to the House of Representatives as a Liberal Democratic Member in October 1996, at age 33, and has been re-elected without fail since. In the 2012 General Election KONO received 192,604 votes, which was the largest number of votes received by any candidate in the Election at that time.
In 2002 he was appointed Parliamentary Secretary for Public Management, with responsibilities including administrative reforms, local government matters, and e-Government. KONO also served in Prime Minister Koizumi's final government as Deputy Minister of Justice from November 2005 to September 2006. KONO was the Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of the Representatives from 2008 to 2009.
After the LDP's devastating defeat in the 2009 General Election, KONO ran for the presidency of the Liberal Democratic Party and came in second to the former Finance Minister, TANIGAKI Sadakazu.
KONO donated part of his liver to his ailing father, KONO Yohei, former Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, in a liver transplant operation in April 2002. KONO Yohei later became the longest serving Speaker of the House of Representatives. KONO Taro introduced major amendment to the Organ Transplant Law and secured its passage in 2009.
In 2004 KONO co-sponsored and enacted the Economic Sanction Amendment to the Foreign Exchange Law and the Port Close Law which allow the Government to refuse the entry of North Korean ships into Japanese ports.
KONO has championed consumer issues in LDP since he successfully established the new labeling rules on Genetically Modified Organisms. He sponsored the Consumer Protection Law of 2004 and enacted the Anti-Skimming Law of 2005. KONO has also played a leading role in the passage of many Government Bills on various environmental issues. KONO is a strong advocate of the Kyoto Protocol and has led the debate on global warming issues. He also enacted the Anti-Chlorofluoro-carbons Law of 2001.
KONO has voiced strong concerns over the Government's nuclear policy since 1997. He is especially critical of the Government's pursuit of the so-called "nuclear fuel cycle," whereby plutonium is extracted from spent fuel by re-processing within Japan. KONO also opposes the building of new nuclear power plants.
Born January 10, 1963, KONO enjoyed a warm family upbringing with his brother and sister in Hiratsuka. He graduated from KEIO Senior High School in Japan and the Suffield Academy in Suffield, Connecticut. KONO graduated from Georgetown University with the Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service. He also attended the Central School of Planning and Statistics (SGPiS) in Warsaw, Poland in 1984.
While in Washington, DC, KONO served for Democratic Congressman Richard Shelby of Alabama, now GOP Senior Senator of Alabama, for two years. KONO joined Fuji Xerox in 1986. He moved to Fuji Xerox Asia Pacific in Singapore in 1991. KONO had served as Managing Director in Nippon Tanshi from 1993 to 1996.
KONO had been Chairman of the Shonan Bellmare, a Professional Football Club in Japan, winner of the 1995-1996 AFC Cup-Winners' Cup and three time winners of both the Emperor's Cup and the National League. KONO is also Chairman of the Japan Race Horse Association, a non-profit organization which organizes the Select Sale, Japan's largest thoroughbred yearling sales. KONO has taught an evening graduate class at the Hosei University. KONO Taro and his wife, Kaori, have a son, Ippei, who was born in 2002. The KONOs are keen movie/theater-goers.

Yosuke Yasuda

Senior Casualty Underwriter, Casualty, Swiss Reinsurance Company

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Motohiro Tsuchiya

Professor of Graduate School of Media and Governance at Keio University

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Giuseppe Kobayashi

Chief Strategy Officer, Japan
Corporate Development, Alliance, and Strategy

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Charlie McMurdie

Senior Cyber Crime Advisor,
PwC UK

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Edval Novaes

Subsecretário de Comando e Controle,
Rio de Janeiro

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Mr. Novaes has spent the last eight years as the Undersecretary for Command and Control at Rio de Janeiro State’s Secretariat of Security. Mr. Novaes was also in charge of the Secretariat’s Intelligence Division from January 2007 to August 2008.
As the Undersecretary for Command and Control, he not only managed - from conception to construction - the project that created the Center for Integrated Command and Control (CICC) but he also currently coordinates the entire operation of the CICC. The CICC was the center of command for all activities related to public safety in Rio de Janeiro during the Confederations Cup of 2013, the World Youth Day of 2013, the Pope Francisco visit of 2013, the FIFA World Cup of 2014 and the Olympic and Paralympic Games of 2016.
Mr. Novaes was also responsible for the project that upgraded critical radio communication system for the security forces and provided all radio communication for the Organizing Committee of the Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Project that was awarded the "International Critical Communications Awards 2016 - Best Use of Control Room Systems".
Mr. Novaes graduated from Universidade de Caxias do Sul with a Law Degree, and from Universidade Catolica de Campinas with a Degree in Journalism.
As a First Lieutenant of the Brazilian Army, Mr. Novaes had been in active service for five years. He is currently part of the Brazilian Army reserve. Mr. Novaes took the Brazilian Army Reserve Training Course; the National Police Academy Intelligence Course (Federal Police Department); the Financial Intelligence Training Course (Financial Administration School - ESAF / Control Board of Financial Activities - COAF / National Brazilian Intelligence Agency - ABIN); the Combating Financial Crimes and Corruption in Public Administration; the Special Police Course (National Police Academy / Federal Police Department); and the Improvement for Federal Police Special Class Delegates Course (National Police Academy / Federal Police Department).

ANTONIO JOSÉ ALMEIDA BASTOS

CEO
PRODERJ

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Satoko Shisai

Vice President, IBM Security Chief
Information Security Officer
IBM Japan, Ltd.

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Diana Kelley

Executive Security Advisor,
IBM Security IBM Corporation

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Chomchana Trevai

Business Development Manager, GE Digital - Wurldtech

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Toshimitsu Urabe

Executive Vice President
Mitsubishi Corporation

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Riley Repko

Managing Director for Security & Defense for Cisco Systems

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Riley Repko is the Managing Director for Security & Defense for Cisco Systems. As a cyber-security strategist and operator he specializes in developing and implementing go-to-market (GTM) plans for companies working with the U.S. Defense Department (DoD) and/or Japan’s Ministry of Defense (MoD). He brings over 30-years as a business leader, strategist and operator having served as both a military officer and a Highly Qualified Expert (HQE) within the Department of the U.S. Air Force. His industry expertise with cutting-edge companies includes advisory positions on both public and private sector Boards. His executive corporate positions in international sales, P&L management and business development have been with Oracle, Siebel Systems, TRW and currently with Cisco Systems. After departing government, Mr. Repko received a Senior Research Fellowship from Virginia Tech (2011-2013) focused on leveraging their $.5B R&D technology & security portfolio. His global market experience specializes in cybersecurity product integration sales/services and channel partnerships specifically in the U.S. and Asia-Pacific markets.
A recognized trusted technology advisor and consummate problem-solver, Mr.Repko serves as a bridge between technical innovation and critical national security and critical infrastructure requirements. He remains well connected within the private sector and with Agencies of the U.S. and Japanese Government’s focused on implementing their security operations and scenario-based cyber training requirements.
As a global and responsive collaborator, Mr. Repko focuses on “advanced situational awareness” building advocacy for information sharing with stakeholders at all management levels.
In 2006, Riley retired from the military as a decorated senior officer with the U.S. Air Force Reserve. In 2004, his final combat deployment was to Iraq, serving as Vice Wing Commander and Chief of Staff for the 332 AEW (The "Red-Tails").

Yasuhiro Kishi

System Process Assurance Leader & PwC Japan CISO, PricewaterhouseCoopers Aarata, Partner

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Waichi Sekiguchi

Senior Staff Writer, Nikkei Inc.

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Trevor H. Rudolph

Chief, Cyber and National Security Unit, Office of the U.S. Chief Information Officer, Office of Management and Budget (OMB)

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Takehiko (Ken) Koyanagi

Editor-at-large, Nikkei Asian Review

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Youki Kadobayashi

Associate Professor
Graduate School of Information Science, Nara Institute of Science and Technology

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Leonard Kleinman

Chief Cyber Security Advisor APJ, RSA

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Norihisa Yuki

Counselor, National center of Incident readiness and Strategy for Cybersecurity Strategy and Policy Planning (Group), Cabinet Secretariat

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Kouichi Arimura

JPCERT/CC Managing Director

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Jim Foster

Executive Director, Asia Pacific Institute for the Digital Economy (APIDE)

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Tomoo Yamauchi

Counselor, National center of Incident readiness and Strategy for Cyberecurity (NISC)
Cabinet Secretariat, Government of Japan

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Yoshiko Tsuwaki

Deputy Director, Information and Communication Electronics Division, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry

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Miyaji Atsuko

Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka University, Professor Graduate School of Advanced Science and Technology, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Professor

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Hiroshi Masuda

Japan Country Lead & Security Evangelist, IT Security & Assurance, Hewlett-Packard Japan, Ltd.

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Takuya Hirai

Chair, LDP Special Committee on IT Strategy
Member of the House of Representatives 　

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Louise Lucas

Asia tech reporter, FT

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Satoru Tezuka

Project Professor,
Graduate School of Media and Governance Director,
Cyber Security Research Center

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Rick Howard

Chief Security Officer
Palo Alto Networks

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Gary Loveland

Principal,
PwC US

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Celso Guiotoko

Nissan Motor Co., Ltd
Corporate Vice President, Chief Information Officer
Global Corporate IS/IT

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Yasuhiko Taniwaki

Director-General of the Global ICT Strategy Bureau for the Ministry of Internal Affairs & Communications

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Ryan Gillis

Vice President, Cybersecurity Strategy and Global Policy, Palo Alto Networks

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Shigeki Goto

Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Waseda University

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Toshinori Kajiura

Chair, Cyber Security Working Group, KEIDANREN
Senior Reseacher (ICT Policy), Hitachi, Ltd.

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Kou Miyake

NTT Data Intellilink Corporation,
President & CEO

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Kentaro Mori

Executive Manager, Security Management Office, Admin HQ, Recruit Holdings Co., Ltd.

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Masaya Norifusa

NEC Corporation
Cyber Security Strategy Division, Chief Advanced Technologist (Cyber Security)

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Toshio Nawa

Executive Director,
Senior Security Analyst, CyberDefense Institute, Inc.

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Shigeyuki Suganuma

Corporate Senior Vice President and CIO of ORIX Life Insurance Corporation

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Kimio Katsuyama

Data Scientist Senior Manager, Technology Consulting, PwC Consulting LLC

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Lully Miura

Lecturer,Policy Alternatives Research Institute,The University of Tokyo

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Takeshi Natsuno

Guest Professor Graduate School of Media and Governance Keio University

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Mihoko Matsubara

Palo Alto Networks K.K., Chief Security Officer Japan

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Shingo Tsuji

President and CEO, Mori Building Co., Ltd.

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Shinichi Yokohama

Head, Cyber Security Integration, NTT Corporation

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Koji Ueno

General Manager, Supervisory Department, JX Nippon　Information　Technology Co.,Ltd

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Nick Steele

Senior Director, Global Information Security & Privacy, Sony Corporation of America

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Tatsuhiro Takahashi

General Manager, Data Management Division, Mizuho Financial Group, Inc.

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Shoko Takahashi

Manager, Information Technologies Bureau, Nikkei Inc.

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Tamayo Marukawa

Minister in charge of the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games Deputy Chief of the Cybersecurity Strategic Headquarters

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Rumi Horio

Palo Alto Networks K.K.
Security Consultant

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Hiroshi Ito

Deputy Director-General for Cybersecurity and Information Technology, Minister's Secretariat, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry

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Kazuyoshi Matsunaga

Deputy Assistant Vice-Minister for Cyber Security and Information Technology Management, Minister’s Secretariat, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

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