On February 14, 2020, JPCERT/CC held ICS Security Conference 2020 at Asakusabashi Hulic Hall. This conference aims at improving security measures and best practices of ICS through sharing threat trend against ICS in Japan and the world as well as the latest security activities conducted in related industries and enterprises. 307 people participated in the event this year. This blog entry and the next one introduce the summary of the...
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Following the JSAC Part 1, we continue with the summary of the second ...
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JPCERT/CC organised Japan Security Analyst Conference 2020 (JSAC2020) on 17 January, 2020 in Ochanomizu, Tokyo. This conference targets front-line security analysts who deal with cyber incidents on a daily basis, with an aim to create a venue for sharing technical information which helps them better handle ever-evolving cyber attacks. This is the third event running annually since 2018, and 301 participants attended this year. In this event, we invited 8...
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Hello, I am Takumi from Global Coordination Division.I joined 2019 FIRST Regional Symposium – Small Island Developing States, which took place in Nadi, Fiji from the 5th through the 7th of November. Today, I am briefly sharing my experience at the event. 2019 FIRST Regional Symposium – Small Island Developing Stateshttps://www.first.org/events/symposium/nadi2019/ 2019 FIRST Regional Symposium – Small Island Developing States Organized by FIRST and supported by the Department of Foreign...
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Hi, this is Yuka again from Global Coordination Division. We came back from Singapore after APCERT AGM Conference (held on 29 Sep – 2 Oct 2019), which was a great success. Today I am giving you some updates about the event. APCERT Annual General Meeting Conference 2019https://www.apcert2019.sg/ APCERT AGM Conference 2019 This is literally the biggest and most important event for APCERT community in a year. This time, it was...
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We attended an technical event “Everybody Can Hack” in Indonesia on 25-26 February as a guest speaker. I would like to introduce the event and our cooperation with Id-SIRTII/CC (Indonesia Security Incident Response Team on Internet Infrastructure/Coordination Center), the National CSIRT of Indonesia. Everybody Can Hack “Everybody Can Hack” is a technical seminar which is co-organised by Sekolah Tinggi Teknologi Terpadu Nurul Fikri (Nurul Fikri Institute of Integrated Technology, hereafter...
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Hi there, it’s Yuka from Global Coordination Division. One of the important missions of our team is to develop and maintain relationship with our foreign counterparts in preparation for cyber security incidents that require international cooperation. While we have connection with many CSIRTs in North America, Europe, Asia and Africa regions through CSIRT communities and regular meetings, we had had only few opportunities to travel to Latin America so far....
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Following the JSAC2019 Part 1, this article will provide overview of the latter half of the conference. We also uploaded the photos from the conference on Flickr. “Sextortion Spam Demanding Cryptocurrency” by Chiaki Onuma (Kaspersky) Presentation material (Japanese) Sextortion spam is a campaign distributing spam emails in which adversaries aim to extort money (e.g. bitcoin) by threatening recipients by means of sexual contents. Ms. Onuma shared the outcome of her...
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JPCERT/CC organised Japan Security Analyst Conference 2019 (JSAC2019) on 18 January 2019 in Ochanomizu, Tokyo. This conference targets front-line security analysts who deal with cyber incidents on a daily basis, with an aim to create a venue for sharing technical information which helps them better handle ever-evolving cyber attacks. This is the second run of the event following the first one in 2018, and 291 participants attended. In this event,...
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Hi, this is Katsuhiro Mori from Cyber Metrics Line, Global Coordinatio...
