[Online Seminar held on July 7] New threats in the digital transformation era and their risk management
[Online seminar co-hosted by Electromagnetic Shielding Research Institute, Inc., World Trade Center Tokyo, and FRONTEO, Inc.]
In recent years, security measures against cyber attacks have progressed rapidly, but at the same time, there is a large disparity between Japan and overseas in terms of preparations for "physical threats" such as EMP (electromagnetic pulse) attacks, solar flares, and TEMPEST (electromagnetic eavesdropping). These threats can cause serious damage such as information leaks and infrastructure shutdowns, and are said to be new risks that push the limits of digital forensics.
This seminar will provide an overview of the current state of electromagnetic wave risks in today's digital transformation world, as well as the institutional and technological challenges facing Japan, and will also explain the specific impact and conservation strategies for critical infrastructure sectors such as communications, healthcare, finance, and energy.
Additionally, from the perspective of legal and compliance departments, we will explain what preparations companies need to make, and the direction of legal and organizational measures, including comparisons with the U.S. legal system and technical standards.
[Program] (Partially subject to change)
(1) Redefining security and looking at new risks
(2) New Threat: What is the Electromagnetic Risk?
(3) The gap between Japan and other countries
(4) Social infrastructure and social impact
(5) Summary
◆Date: Thursday May 2025th 7 @ 3:15 ～ 00:16 (JST)
Yuya Ishikawa
Electromagnetic Shield Research Institute Co., Ltd.
Representative Board of Directors
Member of the Cybersecurity Law Society
Keitaro Takahashi
World Trade Center Tokyo
Board of DirectorsVice President, COO, Attorney at Law
After working as a lawyer in international M&A and contract negotiations, he worked at the International Legal Affairs Bureau of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, where he was involved in international negotiations and legislation related to investment treaties.
After that, he worked in the field of economic security, including security trade control, at the Trade and Economic Security Bureau of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, where he successfully concluded the G7 negotiations and achieved the enactment of legislation based on his own proposals.
Currently, as a member of the global network of the World Trade Centers Association (New York, USA), the company is working hard to promote trade and investment with over 300 locations around the world, and to increase the international presence of the Japanese economy.
Belongs to the Japan Society for Security Trade.
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