Session｜Security Days Fall 2026 Tokyo

B3-01

09:20-09:50

Cybersecurity and AI Security: What Changes and What Remains

Speaker

Japan Network Security Association (JNSA), a nonprofit organization

Vice Chair and Leader of the CISO Support Working Group

Masakazu Takahashi

AI Security
Other

*Japanese Only

B3-02

10:00-10:40

Revisiting the Importance of Audit Log Collection and Inspection: Achieving Sustainable Operations Without Manual Overload Through AI

Speaker

BOSCO Technologies Inc.

Ryusei Inoue

Data Leakage Prevention
AI Security
Security Audits / System Audits

Presented byBOSCO Technologies Inc.

*Japanese Only

B3-03

10:55-11:35

Over 10,000 Vulnerabilities Exposed by AI: Practical Next-Generation CTEM for the Frontier AI Era

Speaker

Tenable Network Security Japan

Daiki Shishikura

Targeted Attacks / Cyber Attacks
Cloud Security
Vulnerability / Tampering Countermeasures

Presented byTenable Inc.

*Japanese Only

B3-05

11:55-12:35

Light meal included

Eliminating Attack Paths via Simulation: Attack Surface Management in the Assumed Breach Era via IASM and Threat Intelligence

Speaker

Zeami Cyber Security Co., Ltd.

Hideaki Sato

Targeted Attacks / Cyber Attacks
Ransomware Countermeasures
Monitoring / Detection

Presented byZeami Cyber Security Co., Ltd.

*Japanese Only
*Light meal included: Limited to 100 servings.

B3-06

Few seats

12:45-13:15

End Fragmented Security: The Necessity of True Zero Trust and RBI on an SSE Platform

Speaker

MONITORAPP Co., Ltd.

Head of Japan Operations

Kim YoungJoon

Cloud Security
Zero Trust
SASE (Secure Acess Service Edge)
Intermediate

Presented byMONITORAPP Co., Ltd.

*Japanese Only

B3-07

13:25-14:05

Mitigating Insider Threats and Technology Leaks: Corporate Economic Security Compliance

Speaker

N&O Partners / LU Consulting Co., Ltd.

Reona Oki

Data Leakage Prevention
Vulnerability / Tampering Countermeasures
Monitoring / Detection

Presented byN&O Partners / LU Consulting Co., Ltd.

*Japanese Only

B3-08

14:20-15:00

Multilayered Security Requirements Under the SCS Assessment Framework: Reducing Operational Burden and Advancing Governance in Concurrent Operations

Speaker

SecureNavi Inc.

Hidekazu Kawabata

GDPR / PrivacyMark / ISMS / Legal & Regulatory Trends
Beginner

Presented bySecureNavi Inc.

*Japanese Only

B3-09

Few seats

15:10-15:40

Security Strategies Aiming for "Star" Certification: Practical Approaches to METI's SCS Assessment Framework

Speaker

Mitsubishi Electric Digital Innovation Corporation

Wataru Katayama

Security Audits / System Audits
Critical Infrastructure Security
Monitoring / Detection

Presented byMitsubishi Electric Digital Innovation Corporation

*Japanese Only

B3-11

15:50-16:30

WAF Theory in the Mythos-Class AI Era: Web Defense Assuming Frequent Zero-Day Attacks

Speaker

Bitforest Co.,Ltd.

Tadashi Sato
Speaker

Secure Sky Technology Inc.

Hajime Ohki

Vulnerability / Tampering Countermeasures
Application Security

Presented byBitforest Co.,Ltd.

*Japanese Only

B3-12

16:45-17:25

The Blind Spot of "Log Collection Is Enough": UEBA Behavior Analytics to Capture Signs of Insider Threats by Authorized Users

Speaker

Eltes Co.,Ltd.

Yasunori Nagayasu

Data Leakage Prevention
Monitoring / Detection

Presented byEltes Co.,Ltd.

*Japanese Only

B3-13

Few seats

17:35-18:05

EU CRA Compliance
— Toshiba’s Practices and Future Approach

Speaker

Toshiba Corporation

AI Digital R&D Center, Security Technology Department , Corporate Laboratory , Senior Manager

Ayaji Furukawa

PSIRT / CSIRT
GDPR / PrivacyMark / ISMS / Legal & Regulatory Trends
SBOM (Software Bill of Materials)

*Japanese Only

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10.23(Fri)

Cybersecurity and AI Security: What Changes and What Remains

Revisiting the Importance of Audit Log Collection and Inspection: Achieving Sustainable Operations Without Manual Overload Through AI

Over 10,000 Vulnerabilities Exposed by AI: Practical Next-Generation CTEM for the Frontier AI Era

Eliminating Attack Paths via Simulation: Attack Surface Management in the Assumed Breach Era via IASM and Threat Intelligence

End Fragmented Security: The Necessity of True Zero Trust and RBI on an SSE Platform

Mitigating Insider Threats and Technology Leaks: Corporate Economic Security Compliance

Multilayered Security Requirements Under the SCS Assessment Framework: Reducing Operational Burden and Advancing Governance in Concurrent Operations

Security Strategies Aiming for "Star" Certification: Practical Approaches to METI's SCS Assessment Framework

WAF Theory in the Mythos-Class AI Era: Web Defense Assuming Frequent Zero-Day Attacks

The Blind Spot of "Log Collection Is Enough": UEBA Behavior Analytics to Capture Signs of Insider Threats by Authorized Users

EU CRA Compliance
— Toshiba’s Practices and Future Approach

Tokyo Session 東京講演

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10.23(Fri)

Cybersecurity and AI Security: What Changes and What Remains

Revisiting the Importance of Audit Log Collection and Inspection: Achieving Sustainable Operations Without Manual Overload Through AI

Over 10,000 Vulnerabilities Exposed by AI: Practical Next-Generation CTEM for the Frontier AI Era

Eliminating Attack Paths via Simulation: Attack Surface Management in the Assumed Breach Era via IASM and Threat Intelligence

End Fragmented Security: The Necessity of True Zero Trust and RBI on an SSE Platform

Mitigating Insider Threats and Technology Leaks: Corporate Economic Security Compliance

Multilayered Security Requirements Under the SCS Assessment Framework: Reducing Operational Burden and Advancing Governance in Concurrent Operations

Security Strategies Aiming for "Star" Certification: Practical Approaches to METI's SCS Assessment Framework

WAF Theory in the Mythos-Class AI Era: Web Defense Assuming Frequent Zero-Day Attacks

The Blind Spot of "Log Collection Is Enough": UEBA Behavior Analytics to Capture Signs of Insider Threats by Authorized Users

EU CRA Compliance — Toshiba’s Practices and Future Approach

Tokyo Session
東京講演

EU CRA Compliance
— Toshiba’s Practices and Future Approach