Japan must prepare for cyber attacks ahead of Olympics: Sasakawa USA TTX reviewed in The Diplomat
December 18, 2017Categories: In the News
Richard H. Ledgett, retired Deputy Director for the National Security Agency, analyzed the results of Sasakawa USA’s recent tabletop exercise (TTX) in a December 19 piece published in The Diplomat.
Tags: cyber attack, cyber security, Japan, TTX
Cyber 3 and TTX Panel at U.S. Japan CIP Forum
November 30, 2017Sasakawa USA released a report on November 30 of its recent “tabletop exercise” in Tokyo, which simulated a major cyberattack during the 2019 World Rugby Cup to be hosted in Japan. The report, unveiled during a panel discussion at the 13th Annual U.S.-Japan Critical Infrastructure Protection Forum in Washington, D.C., offers insights into the state of preparedness of Japanese stakeholders in the face of a large scale cyberattack.
Tags: cyber attack, cyber3, Japan, Tabletop Exercise
Into the Gray Zone: Cybersecurity report rollout featured in the news
October 31, 2016Categories: Cyber beat, In the News, Sasakawa USA Blog
U.S. policymakers are moving too slowly in dealing with the dynamic threat from cyberspace, Sasakawa USA’s Adm. Dennis Blair said October 31 at an event rolling out the publication of “Into the Gray Zone: The Private Sector and Active Defense against Cyber Threats.”
Tags: active defense, afp, cyber, cyber attack, cyber security, george washington, gwu, inside cybersecurity, lawfare blog, science daily
Japan gets serious about cybersecurity as Olympics approach
April 18, 2016Author: The Journal
Categories: In the News
Japan’s new strategy to combat cybercrime will take time to become effective but is vital to containing and reducing cyber threats, Sasakawa USA’s Admiral Dennis C. Blair said in an article by Richard Smart for The Journal and featured in Japan Today.
Tags: admiral dennis blair, cyber attack, cyber crime, cybersecurity, Dennis Blair, Japan, japan today, law enforcement, Technology, the journal
Japan’s cybersecurity market: Opportunities and challenges
February 12, 2016Author: William "Bud" Roth
Categories: Cyber beat
Japan’s cybersecurity market is expected to grow by 19 percent in 2016. With that staggering figure in mind, William “Bud” Roth, Non-Resident Fellow for Cybersecurity at Sasakawa USA, presented research on the topic at “New Trade Opportunities for Exporters,” a international business forum held February 4, 2016.
Tags: bud roth, cyber attack, cybersecurity, cybersecurity law, cybersecurity market, Japan, trade, william bud roth