Sasakawa USA and HyperQube sponsored a cybersecurity capture-the-flag contest
Author: Bud Roth
Categories: Cyber beat, Sasakawa USA Blog
On November 29, Bud Roth, Non-Resident Fellow for Cybersecurity at Sasakawa USA, and Craig Stevenson, CEO of HyperQube, announced the winners of the Capture-the-Flag contest sponsored by Sasakawa USA for students of schools affiliated with Keio University’s International Cyber Security Center of Excellence. On stage at INCS-CoE’s Seventh Biannual Cyber Security Conference, Roth and Stevenson ran through the competition and how its participants fared.
Tags: cyber security, cyber threats, cybersecurity, HyperQube, keio university
Japan must prepare for cyber attacks ahead of Olympics: Sasakawa USA TTX reviewed in The Diplomat
Categories: 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
Cyber3 Conference Tokyo 2017: 2020 and Beyond
Date: October 5-6, 2017
The annual Cyber3 Conference focused on Japan’s cybersecurity goals for 2020 and global cooperation on cybersecurity. The conference took place at Keio University’s Mita Campus in Tokyo on October 5th and 6th, 2017.
Tags: c3, cyber, cyber security, cybersecurity, Tokyo
Spotlight on Cybersecurity: Critical Infrastructure Protection, IoT, and U.S.–Japan Cooperation
Date: May 17, 2016
The U.S. Commercial Service held a cybersecurity conference in Tokyo, sponsored by Sasakawa USA and Keio University, to assemble Japanese and American leaders from industry, government, and academia to discuss challenges in cybersecurity in the coming years, as well as solutions to those challenges.
Tags: bud roth, Common Challenges, cyber security, cybersecurity, Dennis Blair, dr. jun murai, event, jun murai, keio university, melissa hathaway, noboru yamaguchi, security, solutions for 2020, toshiaki endo, us-japan
Third Annual Security Forum: American and Japanese Interests and the Future of the Alliance
Date: May 6, 2016
Sasakawa USA brought together key security experts and officials for its Third Annual Security Conference. Building upon the success of previous security forums, this event focused on the new U.S.-Japan Defense guidelines, Japan’s recently passed security legislation, and the future of the U.S.-Japan alliance.
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