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Japan Counterintelligence Association
Corporate defense measures in "economic security" - Blind spots in cyber security measures
Points of attendance
There have been a series of technology leaks in Japan recently. When unraveling these cases, we can also see cases of technology leaks by the state. It is necessary to understand the actual situation of business partners, contractors, joint research partners, etc., who are trying to acquire technology through multiple layers. Until now, due diligence has been conducted in terms of finance and compliance, but what is now required is economic security due diligence that adds the perspective of economic security.
Also, where should you start taking measures to prevent technology leakage in the first place? We will explain the key points.
Corporate defense measures for "economic security" - How to manage human vulnerabilities
Points of attendance
Countermeasures against technology leakage are an important agenda for economic security. It goes without saying that the final exit point for the execution of any technology leakage, including external threats and insider risks, is the person with the access rights. Regarding the management of these access rights, human risk assessment is carried out only in a few companies. How do we manage human risks? How do we overcome vulnerabilities that cannot be covered by operations? This article provides an overview.
(This is a summary of sensitive information, so we will not go into the details of how we comply with the law in our operations.)
Corporate defense measures in the context of "economic security" - Dealing with technology leakage
Points of attendance
Shocking cyber attacks are a constant occurrence in Japan. While many companies are taking measures against cyberattacks, what are their blind spots? We will provide an overview of the cyberattack measures that are required while understanding the mindset of attackers and touching on future trends.
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Japan Counterintelligence Association
Corporate defense measures for "economic security" - How to manage human vulnerabilities
Countermeasures against technology leakage are an important agenda for economic security. It goes without saying that the final exit point for the execution of any technology leakage, including external threats and insider risks, is the person with the access rights. Regarding the management of these access rights, human risk assessment is carried out only in a few companies. How do we manage human risks? How do we overcome vulnerabilities that cannot be covered by operations? This article provides an overview.
(This is a summary of sensitive information, so we will not go into the details of how we comply with the law in our operations.)
Corporate defense measures in the context of "economic security" - Dealing with technology leakage
There have been a series of technology leaks in Japan recently. When unraveling these cases, we can also see cases of technology leaks by the state. It is necessary to understand the actual situation of business partners, contractors, joint research partners, etc., who are trying to acquire technology through multiple layers. Until now, due diligence has been conducted in terms of finance and compliance, but what is now required is economic security due diligence that adds the perspective of economic security.
Also, where should you start taking measures to prevent technology leakage in the first place? We will explain the key points.
Corporate defense measures in "economic security" - Blind spots in cyber security measures
Shocking cyber attacks are a constant occurrence in Japan. While many companies are taking measures against cyberattacks, what are their blind spots? We will provide an overview of the cyberattack measures that are required while understanding the mindset of attackers and touching on future trends.
Speaker
Representative Director of the Japan Counterintelligence Association
Lecturer at OASIS Online Academy for Diplomacy and Security Studies
Yu Inamura
A practical espionage expert with experience investigating and investigating many intelligence cases in both the public and private sectors.
As an investigator in the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department's Public Security Bureau, he was involved in cracking down on intelligence activities.
After retiring, he worked in the fraud investigation industry and investigated many intelligence cases in the private sector. He also worked as a consultant on economic security and geopolitical risk response at a major consulting firm.
Currently, he analyzes the reality of HUMINT and industrial espionage, while also consulting on espionage countermeasures and technical information management, and raising awareness through the media. Publications: "Former Public Security Investigator Teaches Techniques for Drawing Out True Intentions, Lies, and Secrets" (single author), "Counter Intelligence: Counterintelligence Theory" (co-author)
*A co-authored book, "Counter Intelligence: Counterintelligence Theory," is scheduled to be released on August 8nd.
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