Speakers (2021)
講演者
Lorrie Cranor
Director and Bosch Distinguished Professor in Security and Privacy Technologies, CyLab
- FORE Systems Professor, Engineering and Public Policy, Institute for Software Research
- Director, Usable Privacy and Security Lab
- Co-director, MSIT-Privacy Engineering Masters Program
- Courtesy Appointments, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Heinz College, Human-Computer Interaction Institute
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EGUCHI Junichi
Deputy Director-General for Cybersecurity and Information Technology, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI)
- Mr. Eguchi joined Ministry of International Trade and Industry (The predecessor of METI) in 1990 and experienced several positions such as Deputy Director-General of Japan External Trade Organization United Kingdom (JETRO UK), Director of IT Security Policy Office, Director of Information Service Industry Division, and General manager of IT Security Center at Information-technology Promotion Agency (IPA). Before appointed to the current position in July 2020, he served as Vice Chairman at IPA.
FUJISUE Kenzo
A member of House of Councilors
Former Deputy Minister for for Internal Affairs and Communications
Former Deputy Minister for for Internal Affairs and Communications
Ehab Al-Shaer
Director and Bosch Distinguished Professor in Security and Privacy Technologies, CyLabDistinguished Career Professor, Information Networking Institute
Faculty Member, CyLab
Faculty Member, CyLab
Michael Lisanti
Director of partnerships, CyLab
Nicolas Chaillan
The Former Chief Software Officer at the United States Air Force
Mr. Nicolas Chaillan, a highly qualified expert, served as the first Air Force Chief Software Officer, under Dr. William Roper, the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics, Arlington, Virginia. He was also the co-lead for the Department of Defense Enterprise DevSecOps Initiative with the Department of Defense Chief Information Officer. As the Air Force’s senior software czar, Mr. Chaillan was responsible for enabling Air Force programs in the transition to Agile and DevSecOps to establish force-wide DevSecOps capabilities and best practices, including continuous Authority to Operate processes and faster streamlined technology adoption. He also authored the DoD Enterprise DevSecOps Reference Design.
Hasan Yaser
The Technical Manager of the Secure Lifecycle Solutions Group in the SEI's CERT Division
Hasan Yasar is the technical manager of the Secure Lifecycle Solutions Group in the SEI’s CERT Division. His group focuses on software development processes and methodologies, specifically on DevOps and development, and researches advanced image analysis, cloud technologies, and big data problems. It also provides expertise and guidance to SEI’s clients. Yasar has more than 25 years’ experience as senior security engineer, software engineer, software architect, and manager in all phases of secure software development and information modeling processes. He has an extensive knowledge of current software tools and techniques. He also specializes in secure software solutions design and development in the cybersecurity domain, including data-driven investigation and collaborative incident management, network security assessment, automated, large-scale malware triage/analysis, medical records management, accounting, simulation systems, and document management. He is also an adjunct faculty member in the CMU Heinz College and Institute of Software Research where he currently teaches Software and Security and DevOps: Engineering for Deployment and Operations.
Linton Wells II, PhD
Executive Advisor, Center of Excellence in Command, Control, Communications and Intelligence (C4I) and Cyber, George Mason University (GMU)
Special Advisor, Resilience Japan
Special Advisor, Resilience Japan
Dr. Wells focuses on the links between policy, technology and decision-making, especially in cyber resilience and cybersecurity, smart cities and community resilience, disaster mitigation and response, and space-related issues. He also has studied resilience issues related to Japan’s Digital Society. He has extensive civilian government leadership experience in national security affairs, including service as U.S. acting Assistant Secretary of Defense for Networks and Information Integration and Department of Defense (DoD) Chief Information Officer (CIO). He is Visiting Distinguished Research Fellow at the Institute for National Strategic Studies at U.S. National Defense University (NDU) and Executive Advisor to the new Center for Resilient and Sustainable Communities (C-RASC) at GMU. He also was a career naval officer. In 2014 he completed 51 years with DoD.
See also
Derek Weeks
Linux Foundation SVP & Chief Marketing Officer
Derek serves as a Senior Vice President at the Linux Foundation supporting technology segments including DevOps, security, cloud-native computing and other tech segments.
Prior to the Linux Foundation, Derek served as a Vice President at Sonatype where he focused on open source security and championed research for their annual State of the Software Supply Chain Report and DevSecOps Community Survey, six years running.
Derek has been named to the DevOps 100 by TechBeacon, distinguished as the DevOps Evangelist of the Year by DevOps.com, and received the Industry Executive of the Year from ATARC.
Cartan McLaughlin
CEO, Nihon Cyber Defense
Mark Miller
Senior Content Manager and Community Advocate at JupiterOne
Mark Miller speaks and writes extensively on DevSecOps and Cybersecurity. He is Senior Content Manager and Community Advocate at JupiterOne. Mark’s current focus is on cyber asset attack surface management (CAASM). In a previous life, he co-founded All Day DevOps, and was the founder of DevSecOps Days. He continues to participate in the DevOps/DevSecOps and cybersecurity communities by building DevSecOps tracks at security conferences such as RSA Conference in San Francisco and Singapore, InfoSec Europe, CD Summit, AppSec USA and AppSec EU.
Mark has published 9 books. The most recent, “Modern Cybersecurity: Tales from the Near-Distant Future“, was published in October 2021 and can be found on Amazon. It is also available as a free digital download. As well, he is host and Executive Producer of the People|Process|Technology Podcast Series (300,000+ listens), the Executive Editor of the LinkedIn DevOps Group (120,000+ members), and (used to) travel internationally to speak at conferences on every continent (yes, including Antarctica). Hopefully, he will return to his normal live, in-person speaking engagements in the near-distant future.
Caroline Wong
Chief Strategy Officer at Cobalt. As CSO
Caroline Wong is the Chief Strategy Officer at Cobalt. As CSO, Caroline leads the Security, IT, and People teams at Cobalt. She brings a proven background in communications, cybersecurity, and experience delivering global programs to the role. Caroline’s close and practical information security knowledge stems from her broad experience as a Cigital consultant, a Symantec product manager, and day-to-day leadership roles at eBay and Zynga. Caroline also hosts the Humans of InfoSec podcast, teaches cybersecurity courses on LinkedIn Learning and has authored the popular textbook Security Metrics, A Beginner’s Guide. Caroline holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering and computer sciences from UC Berkeley and a certificate in finance and accounting from Stanford University Graduate School of Business.
Keyaan Williams
Founder and Managing Director of CLASS-LLC
Keyaan J. Williams is the Founder and Managing Director of CLASS-LLC, a professional services firm that specializes in corporate governance, enterprise risk, and cybersecurity program management for global customers. Prior to CLASS-LLC, he managed national and global security programs at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). A founding member of the Private Directors Association Atlanta Chapter, he currently serves as the chair of the risk committee for a global non-profit, an advisory board member for the Crisis Response Journal, a strategic advisor for other start-up and early-stage organizations. In addition to public speaking, his knowledge is documented in numerous books and publications such as the Certified CISO Body of Knowledge, The Language of Cybersecurity, and Using Security Metrics to Drive Action. He also contributes regularly to CISO Magazine, the ISSA Journal, and the Crisis Response Journal.
Yuma Kurogome
CTO, Ricerca Security, Inc.
Yuki Kobayashi
BrainPad, Inc. Data Engineer, Data Engineering Division
Tom Sato
COO, VeriCloud
Dr. Hideto Tomabechi
Fellow, CyLab, Carnegie Mellon University
Visiting Professor, Center of Excellence in C4I&Cyber, George Mason University
Chairman, Resilience Japan, LLC.
Chairman, Cognitive Research Labs, Inc.
Visiting Professor, Center of Excellence in C4I&Cyber, George Mason University
Chairman, Resilience Japan, LLC.
Chairman, Cognitive Research Labs, Inc.
Yusuke Nirahara
Organizer of DevSecOps Days Tokyo, Vice President & COO, Resilience Japan
苫米地英人博士
カーネギーメロン大学CyLabフェロー
ジョージメイソン大学C4I&Cyber研究所研究教授
早稲田大学研究院客員教授
合同会社レジリエンスジャパン会長
コグニティブリサーチラボ会長兼研究主幹
ジョージメイソン大学C4I&Cyber研究所研究教授
早稲田大学研究院客員教授
合同会社レジリエンスジャパン会長
コグニティブリサーチラボ会長兼研究主幹
2014年から2019年までカーネギーメロン大学の協力で河野統合幕僚長直轄で進められた我が国初のサイバーコマンド設立とサイバー兵士教育のカーネギーメロン側プロジェクトリーダー。
現在は、自衛隊サイバーコマンドは、防衛省統合幕僚監部が防衛技官を公募する公の存在となっている。
また、カーネギーメロンCyLabによるゲーミング型サイバーディフェンス教育PicoCTFの日本の窓口でもある。
1986年カーネギーメロン大学にて世界最初の音声通訳システム開発に成功。
イェール大学大学院計算機科学科フルブライト研究員を経て、1993年カーネギーメロン博士(Ph.D) 。
1998年より現在まで複数のAI, サイバー分野での政府プロジェクトリーダー。
2008年よりカーネギーメロン大学CyLabフェロー。
韮原祐介
DevSecOps Days Tokyoオーガナイザー
合同会社レジリエンスジャパン副社長
HRD株式会社取締役 コグニティブリサーチラボ株式会社執行役員
東京大学非常勤講師
合同会社レジリエンスジャパン副社長
HRD株式会社取締役 コグニティブリサーチラボ株式会社執行役員
東京大学非常勤講師
機械学習やデータ、センサーなどデジタルテクノロジーを活用した新規事業創出や、マーケティング等の業務改革のコンサルティング支援経験を豊富に有する。著書に「いちばんやさしい機械学習プロジェクトの教本 ~人気講師が教えるAIを仕事に導入する方法」（2018年・インプレス）がある。
デジタル化の進展に伴うサイバー脅威の増大に危機感を抱いていた中、2019年秋に米・国防総省や東海岸のサイバー関連企業を訪問したことをきっかけとして、日本国内でのDevSecOps普及のための準備活動を開始。
同時期にレジリエンス・ジャパンに経営参画し、今回、カーネギーメロン大学Software Engineering Instituteの協力を得て、DevSecOps Days Tokyoとしてのコミュニティ活動を本格始動。
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Keynote Speeches (2020)
Nicolas Chaillan
The Chief Software Officer at the United States Air Force
The co-lead for the Department of Defense Enterprise
DevSecOps Initiative at the United States Department of Defense
The co-lead for the Department of Defense Enterprise
DevSecOps Initiative at the United States Department of Defense
Mr. Nicolas Chaillan, a highly qualified expert, currently serves as the first Air Force Chief Software Officer, under Dr. William Roper, the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics, Arlington, Virginia. He is also the co-lead for the Department of Defense Enterprise DevSecOps Initiative with the Department of Defense Chief Information Officer. As the Air Force’s senior software czar, Mr. Chaillan is responsible for enabling Air Force programs in the transition to Agile and DevSecOps to establish force-wide DevSecOps capabilities and best practices, including continuous Authority to Operate processes and faster streamlined technology adoption. He also authored the DoD Enterprise DevSecOps Reference Design.
Hasan Yaser
The Technical Manager of the Secure Lifecycle
Solutions Group in the SEI's CERT Division
Solutions Group in the SEI's CERT Division
Hasan Yasar is the technical manager of the Secure Lifecycle Solutions Group in the SEI’s CERT Division. His group focuses on software development processes and methodologies, specifically on DevOps and development, and researches advanced image analysis, cloud technologies, and big data problems. It also provides expertise and guidance to SEI’s clients. Yasar has more than 25 years’ experience as senior security engineer, software engineer, software architect, and manager in all phases of secure software development and information modeling processes. He has an extensive knowledge of current software tools and techniques. He also specializes in secure software solutions design and development in the cybersecurity domain, including data-driven investigation and collaborative incident management, network security assessment, automated, large-scale malware triage/analysis, medical records management, accounting, simulation systems, and document management. He is also an adjunct faculty member in the CMU Heinz College and Institute of Software Research where he currently teaches Software and Security and DevOps: Engineering for Deployment and Operations.
Main Sessions (2020)
Dr. Hideto Tomabechi
Fellow, CyLab, Carnegie Mellon University
Visiting Professor, Center of Excellence in C4I&Cyber, George Mason University
Chairman, Resilience Japan, LLC.
Chairman, Cognitive Research Labs, Inc.
Visiting Professor, Center of Excellence in C4I&Cyber, George Mason University
Chairman, Resilience Japan, LLC.
Chairman, Cognitive Research Labs, Inc.
Linton Wells II, PhD
Executive Advisor, Center of Excellence in Command, Control, Communications and Intelligence (C4I) and Cyber, George Mason University (GMU)
Special Advisor, Resilience Japan
Special Advisor, Resilience Japan
Dr. Wells focuses on the links between policy, technology and decision-making, especially in cyber resilience and cybersecurity, smart cities and community resilience, disaster mitigation and response, and space-related issues. He also has studied resilience issues related to Japan’s Digital Society. He has extensive civilian government leadership experience in national security affairs, including service as U.S. acting Assistant Secretary of Defense for Networks and Information Integration and Department of Defense (DoD) Chief Information Officer (CIO). He is Visiting Distinguished Research Fellow at the Institute for National Strategic Studies at U.S. National Defense University (NDU) and Executive Advisor to the new Center for Resilient and Sustainable Communities (C-RASC) at GMU. He also was a career naval officer. In 2014 he completed 51 years with DoD.
Evan Dornbush
Point3 Security, Inc.
Co-Founder and CEO
Co-Founder and CEO
Evan co-founded Point3 in 2014 and serves as Chief Executive Officer. He worked as a Computer Network Operator for the National
Security Agency back when Cyber meant something totally different. Before co-founding Point3 Evan was Director of Customer Experience at Vulnerability Research Labs, a security research firm acquired by Computer Sciences Corporation. He holds a M.S. in computer science from
The George Washington University and has four ridiculously good looking children.
Security Agency back when Cyber meant something totally different. Before co-founding Point3 Evan was Director of Customer Experience at Vulnerability Research Labs, a security research firm acquired by Computer Sciences Corporation. He holds a M.S. in computer science from
The George Washington University and has four ridiculously good looking children.
Joe Saunders
RunSafe Security, Founder & CEO
Joe Saunders is the founder and CEO of RunSafe Security, a pioneer in immunizing software without developer friction enabling the continuous delivery of runtime protected embedded systems, open source software, software containers, and cloud workloads.
He leads a team of former U.S. government cybersecurity specialists who know how attackers think about problems, how they weaponize attacks, and how they choose targets. Joe is on a personal mission to inoculate software by disrupting hacker economics.
Over his career, Joe has built and scaled technology into companies servicing both private sector and public sector security needs. Prior to forming RunSafe Security, Joe advised and supported multiple security, AI/ML, and data management companies, including Kaprica Security, Sovereign Intelligence, Analyze Corp, Thomson Reuters Special Services, and Distil Networks.
With Thomson Reuters Special Services, Joe helped law enforcement agencies identify national security threats, including the theft of intellectual property. Joe was also a member of the management team and VP, Business Development at TARGUSinfo, which was acquired by Neustar for $650M in 2011.
Joe is a frequently sought-after speaker and panelist and is regularly asked to author articles on cybersecurity issues. He is particularly interested in the intersection of technology, economics, and geopolitics, and spends time on the security of 5G, AI/ML, autonomous systems, IoT, supply chain, high value assets, and weapons programs.
Joe earned a BS degree in Mathematics from the University of Michigan, an MS in Predictive Analytics from Northwestern University, and an MBA in Finance from George Mason University where he was voted by the faculty as the Outstanding MBA Student from a 225-person graduating class. He is the founder of Children’s Voice International, a 501(c) 3 non-profit which provides scholarships for survivors of child trafficking.
He leads a team of former U.S. government cybersecurity specialists who know how attackers think about problems, how they weaponize attacks, and how they choose targets. Joe is on a personal mission to inoculate software by disrupting hacker economics.
Over his career, Joe has built and scaled technology into companies servicing both private sector and public sector security needs. Prior to forming RunSafe Security, Joe advised and supported multiple security, AI/ML, and data management companies, including Kaprica Security, Sovereign Intelligence, Analyze Corp, Thomson Reuters Special Services, and Distil Networks.
With Thomson Reuters Special Services, Joe helped law enforcement agencies identify national security threats, including the theft of intellectual property. Joe was also a member of the management team and VP, Business Development at TARGUSinfo, which was acquired by Neustar for $650M in 2011.
Joe is a frequently sought-after speaker and panelist and is regularly asked to author articles on cybersecurity issues. He is particularly interested in the intersection of technology, economics, and geopolitics, and spends time on the security of 5G, AI/ML, autonomous systems, IoT, supply chain, high value assets, and weapons programs.
Joe earned a BS degree in Mathematics from the University of Michigan, an MS in Predictive Analytics from Northwestern University, and an MBA in Finance from George Mason University where he was voted by the faculty as the Outstanding MBA Student from a 225-person graduating class. He is the founder of Children’s Voice International, a 501(c) 3 non-profit which provides scholarships for survivors of child trafficking.
Michelle Watson
Cyber Intelligent Partners, Founder, President & CEO
Michelle C. Watson – brings 25+ years of experience in international business development, focusing on information security, telecommunications, cyber intelligence, and cyber risk management, applying entrepreneur expertise to her present role as founding President and CEO of Cyber Intelligent Partners (CIP) LLC. CIP is a Washington D.C. based consulting and executive training firm focusing on: Cyber Risk Management, Geopolitical Risks Impacting Businesses, 5G-Economic & National Security Risks, and Insider Threat Risks.
Previously Michelle served as the co-founder and Director of the Cyber Intelligence Initiative at the Washington DC based, Institute of World Politics, where she was also Vice-President of Corporate Relations, and co-created, co-taught the Corporate Statecraft and Cyber Statecraft graduate courses.
Michelle began her career in Silicon Valley working for Cable & Wireless plc, and British Telecom plc (BT), in Information Security and Managed Network Services, leading business development programs in the Hi-tech sector. As Vice-President of BT’s Global Solutions Group, Michelle was responsible for leading North American and European based business development teams and partnering with AT&T Solutions on joint global managed network service engagements.
Her academic research as a Professor of Practice focused on Cyber Intelligence; Cyber Risk Management; Geopolitical Risks to Businesses; 5G: Economic and National Security Risks; Nation-State Adversaries & Threat Landscape; Cyber Statecraft; and Corporate Statecraft: The complex relationship between the Public-Private sectors and the impact of those relationships on U.S. Economic and National Security.
Michelle earned a Masters’ Degree in National Security and Statecraft from the Institute of World Politics, studied International Relations at University of Oxford, New College, earned a Certification in Cyber Risk Management from Harvard University, a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Kentucky and studied Data Communications at Golden Gate University.
Previously Michelle served as the co-founder and Director of the Cyber Intelligence Initiative at the Washington DC based, Institute of World Politics, where she was also Vice-President of Corporate Relations, and co-created, co-taught the Corporate Statecraft and Cyber Statecraft graduate courses.
Michelle began her career in Silicon Valley working for Cable & Wireless plc, and British Telecom plc (BT), in Information Security and Managed Network Services, leading business development programs in the Hi-tech sector. As Vice-President of BT’s Global Solutions Group, Michelle was responsible for leading North American and European based business development teams and partnering with AT&T Solutions on joint global managed network service engagements.
Her academic research as a Professor of Practice focused on Cyber Intelligence; Cyber Risk Management; Geopolitical Risks to Businesses; 5G: Economic and National Security Risks; Nation-State Adversaries & Threat Landscape; Cyber Statecraft; and Corporate Statecraft: The complex relationship between the Public-Private sectors and the impact of those relationships on U.S. Economic and National Security.
Michelle earned a Masters’ Degree in National Security and Statecraft from the Institute of World Politics, studied International Relations at University of Oxford, New College, earned a Certification in Cyber Risk Management from Harvard University, a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Kentucky and studied Data Communications at Golden Gate University.
Ren Kimura
Founder&CEO, Ricerca Security
Shigeya Tanabe
Datadog Japan
Enterprise Sales Engineer
Enterprise Sales Engineer
Yusuke Nirahara
Organizer of DevSecOps Days Tokyo, Vice President & COO, Resilience Japan
Keisuke Tsukagoshi
Google Cloud
Application Platform Specialist
Application Platform Specialist
Cameron Townshend
Sonatype Lead Solution Architect, APJ
Cameron Townshend has extensive experience building large mission critical applications. Developed the WeatherChannel.com.au website and backend integration. This site won 2010 Kentico site of the year for Integration and 2011 Astra award for Most Outstanding Use of Technology. Initial project lead on NSW Biosecurity Information System. As well as being the Lead Solutions Architect for Sonatype, he is a hands-on developer and leader of project teams.
Saburo Yukawa
BrainPad, Inc. Manager, Engineering Group
Shingo Kitayama
RedHat Cloud Solution Architect OpenShift Architect
Mark Miller
Co-Founder, All Day DevOps
Senior Storyteller, Sonatype
Senior Storyteller, Sonatype
Malu Milan
President, Cryptopon
Dr. Joshua W. Walker
President & CEO of Japan Society
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