NRIセキュアテクノロジーズ Company Profile

NRI Secure, along with its group companies UbiSecure and NDIAS, will explain the latest security trends (including U.S. related issues, generative AI, automotive/OT, and other recent threat information). <Session 1> A North American resident speaks: Japan's unique approach seen from global security standards - NRI Secure Technologies, Naoki Matsumoto <Session 2> NRI Secure's Trend Update 2025 - Learning from initiatives undertaken by companies in the Kansai region - NRI Secure Technologies, Nobusuke Takanoshino <Session 3> Frontline security measures in the manufacturing industry - Learning from practices in the automotive sector - NDIAS Vice President, Keisaku Hayashi - NDIAS, Ryosuke Uematsu <Panel Discussion> Challenges unique to organizations and human resources in global companies - NRI Secure Technologies, Daisuke Noguchi - UbiSecure, Masaki Abe - NDIAS Vice President, Keisaku Hayashi - NDIAS, Ryosuke Uematsu 【Target Audience】 Individuals facing security challenges Those struggling with how to advance security measures Information system personnel, security personnel, and administrators

In this seminar, we will explain how Cloudflare's WAF, utilizing AI and machine learning technologies, responds to unknown threats and zero-day attacks. Additionally, we will introduce methods for achieving efficiency and visibility in security operations through our "Cloud-based WAF Management Service for Cloudflare," which supports design, operation, and monitoring. We will provide practical tips for those struggling with the implementation and operation of WAFs. <Session 1> Next-Generation Threat Detection of WAF Utilizing AI Soon Chang, Cloudflare Japan <Session 2> Key Points in the Operation of Cloudflare Application Security Hiroyuki Ohyagi, NRI Secure Technologies 【Target Audience】 - Information systems and security personnel from companies - Infrastructure personnel from companies utilizing cloud services - Technical personnel from security vendors and system integrators - IT planning department personnel interested in zero trust and AI utilization - CISO (Chief Information Security Officer) and IT managers

AI continues to evolve daily, and email attacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated and advanced, making it more difficult to identify the risks hidden within the emails received by employees. In this seminar, we will organize the latest trends in email attacks while clarifying the current state and challenges of training, as well as countermeasures. Additionally, as an example of countermeasures, we will introduce proven on-demand educational content and group training conducted by experienced instructors. We hope this will provide an opportunity for not only the information systems and security departments but also those involved in human resource development and information control, as well as management in operational departments, to find out what needs to be done to achieve results in phishing email training. <Session 1> Points to Review in Operations to Prevent the Formalization of Email Training Speaker: Akihiro Shida, NRI Secure Technologies <Session 2> Educational Services to Enhance Behavioral Retention and Risk Sensitivity Speaker: Yuma Egawa, NRI Secure Technologies [Target Audience] - Personnel from security and educational departments considering email training tools - Individuals conducting email training but facing challenges - Those with issues regarding in-house education