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A Strategy for Global Cybersecurity
Kwang Hyung Lee, President
KAIST

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2022-current: Member of the Presidential Advisory Council on Science and Technology
2023-current: Chairman of the Education Policy Advisory Committee
2023-currnet: Vice chairman of the Special Advisory Committee on Defense Innovation
2024-current: Chairman of the Constitutional Court Justice Candidate Recommendation Committee
2024-current: Co-chairperson of the Presidential Council on Intellectual Property

Abstract

The technological power struggle among major developed countries, particularly between the United States and China, is intensifying. In this context, fields with high technological and economic value—such as artificial intelligence, quantum technology, semiconductors, and batteries—are emerging as key elements of national economic security. Cybersecurity, in particular, is evolving by integrating these advanced technologies, thus transforming the paradigms of military security and national intelligence activities. Therefore, there is an increasing need to develop comprehensive security strategies that incorporate artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and space technologies. This presentation will delve into innovations and strategies for future global cybersecurity.
TBD
Keiichi Ichikawa, Assistant Chief Cabinet Secretary and Deputy National Security Advisor
Cabinet Secritariat

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Aug 2023: Deputy Director-General of the National Security Secretariat (also Assistant Chief Cabinet Secretary)
Sep 2022: Director-General of the Foreign Policy Bureau, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Jul 2020: Director-General of the North American Affairs Bureau, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Jul 2018: Minister, Embassy of Japan in the U.S.
Oct 2015: Director of the General Affairs Division, Foreign Policy Bureau
Jan 2011: Special Advisor to the Chief Cabinet Secretary
Jul 2010: Director of the Security Policy Division, Foreign Policy Bureau
Jan 2006: Senior Deputy Director of the General Affairs Division, Foreign Policy Bureau
Apr 1989: Joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Abstract

TBD
Outlook on Future Cyber Threats and the Importance of Global Cooperation
(Germany’s and EU’s cyber strategies and responses to cyber threats)
Claudia Plattner, President
Federal Office for Information Security (BSI)

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Claudia Plattner has more than 20 years of experience in IT functions for companies and institutions.
Most recently, she served as the Director General for Information Systems at the European Central Bank and previously held a
senior position as Chief Information Officer (CIO) of DB Systel GmbH, the internal IT service provider of Deutsche Bahn.
Claudia Plattner holds a degree in mathematics (TU Darmstadt) and a master’s degree in applied mathematics from Tulane University (USA).

Abstract

TBD
Jongin Lim, Cyber Special Advisor
The Office of the President of the Republic of Korea

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1986 -2022 Professor, Korea University
2000 - 2015 Dean, School of Cybersecurity
2015- 2016 Special Advisor to the President for National Security, Office of the President, Republic of Korea
Leveraging Gen.AI for Cyber Security: DarkBERT and CyberTuned
- AI Models for Combating Cyber Crimes
Seungwon Shin, Associate Professor
KAIST

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2013-present, KAIST Associate Professor (School of EE)
2007-2009, TmaxSoft, Principal Researcher
2005-2006, MIT, Visiting Scholar
2002-2006, ETRI, Researcher

Abstract

With the recent advancements in generative AI technology, particularly language models, a wide range of applications have emerged. These models are expanding their reach from previously utilized areas like speech recognition and language translation to fields such as legal case analysis and medical data analysis, and they are now demonstrating their capabilities in cybersecurity as well.
However, in the field of cybersecurity, where the correctness of the information is crucial, the existing generative AI language models have shown some limitations. To address this issue, this presentation will introduce specialized language models for cybersecurity, such as DarkBERT and CyberTuned, and explain how these models are used to detect cybercrime. We will explore the methods for generating the DarkBERT and CyberTuned models, their internal structures, and their practical applications.
On AI Model Vulnerabilities and Countermeasures
Taekyoung Kwon, Professor
Yonsei University

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2013-Current: Professor, Yonsei University
2001-2013: Professor, Sejong University
1999-2000: PostDoc, UC Berkeley, USA

Abstract

With the rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology, the use of various AI models, including generative AI, has greatly expanded across numerous industries. However, these AI models still possess many vulnerabilities and are susceptible to malicious exploitation. This presentation will examine the vulnerabilities of AI models and cover the technologies and practical methods for enhancing security to counter these vulnerabilities.
Yongdai Kim, Professor
Seoul National University

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President of Korean Artificial Intelligence Society, 2023~ Present
AI X Security
Kuan Seah Chua, Deputy Chief Executive
Cyber Security Agency Of Singapore

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Mr. Chua is the Deputy Chief Executive (Development) of CSA, where he leads the efforts in master-planning, capability development and research of cyber security at the national level. He is also the Deputy Commissioner of Cybersecurity, assisting the Commissioner in the discharge of his duties and functions under the Cybersecurity Act.
Prior to his appointment at CSA, he was Senior Director of the Information Division and concurrently served as the Chief Digital Officer of DSO National Laboratories in the Ministry of Defence. As Senior Director, he led a team in capability development in areas including cybersecurity, operations research, crypto and artificial intelligence. As Chief Digital Officer, he was responsible for leading digitalisation efforts and the governance, plans, and delivery of digital products and policies in DSO.
Mr. Chua has over 20 years of extensive experience in the field of technology and cybersecurity and has won numerous awards for developing innovative solutions throughout his career. He has also been awarded the Public Administration Medal (Silver).
Mr. Chua has a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from National University of Singapore, and completed the Stanford Executive Programme in Stanford University, USA.

Abstract

AI is revolutionizing industry and reshaping the way we live, work and connect. It unlocks unprecedented capabilities and enhancing productivity across diverse sectors, such as healthcare, finance and many others. While pursuing innovation in this space, it is equally important to recognise the associated risks, including their potential to be used for harm.
This presentation will delve into how vulnerabilities in AI could introduce and exacerbate security risks, as well as the emergence of AI-enabled threats. It will share how governments can address these issues with ecosystem players, and Singapore’s strategic approach to AI governance, aimed at cultivating a trustworthy AI ecosystem that balances innovation with the assurance of trust and security.
AI Technologies and Services for a Better Future
Jongmin Lee, Vice President
SK Telecom

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Dr. Lee Jong-min is Vice President and Head of Future R&D Group at SK Telecom. In this role, he leads the company’s ICT R&D strategy and technology-based business development to expand technology portfolio and further strengthen SK Telecom’s leadership in global presence.
Prior to his current role, Lee served as Head of Media R&D Center where he dedicated to develop diverse media technologies such as immersive AR/VR and personalized recommendation technologies.
He has been awarded a number of global and national prizes including the Order of Science and Technology Merit (Ungbi Class) for his outstanding research and development (R&D) achievements
Also, he has been involved with MPEG and ITU-T as working group Chair and Rapporteur.
Dr. Lee received his M.S. and Ph.D. Degrees from Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), Daejeon, South Korea, in 2007 and 2010 respectively.

Abstract

With the advent of the AI era, the speed of industrial change in South Korea is accelerating. In this presentation, he will introduce SK Telecom's technologies and services powered by AI to address these shifts in the industrial landscape, and how SK Telecom is leveraging AI technology to create a better future.
Yong-Seok SHIN, Secretary to the President for Cybersecurity

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2023.1-2024.2: Head of Audit, Viva Republica, Inc
2016.7-2022.12: Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), Viva Republica, Inc.
2011.11-2016.7: Head of Global Security Center & CISO, Nexon Korea
2011.1-2011.11: Chief Security Advisor (CSA), Microsoft Korea
2005-2007: Director of Information Security, Office of the President
The Direction of ROK's Cybersecurity Policy
NCSC

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TBD
Framework for Responsible State Behaviour The Role of Capacity Building and Confidence Building Measures in Regional and International Organisations
Eugene E Guang Tan, Associate Research Fellow of RSIS
NTU Singapore

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Eugene Tan is an Associate Research Fellow specialising in cyberspace security issues, Singapore’s foreign policy, and aviation issues.
Eugene holds a Masters of International Studies and a Postgraduate Diploma in Arts (Politics) from the University of Otago, and a Bachelor of Arts from the National University of Singapore.
He previously taught various international relations and comparative politics modules, including International Politics of Southeast Asia, European Politics, South Asia Politics and Singapore’s Foreign Policy, at the National University of Singapore, Department of Political Science. Eugene reserves a keen interest in aviation issues and state behaviour in international affairs, stemming from his research done for his Masters and PGDipArts theses. Currently, Eugene is working on research projects covering cybersecurity and state behaviour in cyberspace.

Abstract

Discussions at the UN has increasingly been focused on action-oriented approaches to the framework of responsible state behaviour in cyberspace. This framework is largely underpinned by four main pillars, namely norms, international law, capacity building, and confidence building measures. These pillars are highly interconnected, and play a large part in the creation of a rules-based order in cyberspace that every state and stakeholder can participate in. Outside the UN, discussions over the role of capacity building and confidence building measures have taken place in various international and regional fora such as the ASEAN Regional Forum and the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe to varying levels of implementation and effectiveness. This presentation seeks to unpack and look at the different ideas of capacity building that states have as well as how confidence building measures may help with the improvement of capacity building measures.
Nohyoung Park, President
International Cyber Law Studies

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2024-Present: Professor Emeritus, Korea Univ. Law School
2023-Present: Policy Advisor, Office of National Security (First term)
2017-Present: President, International Cyber Law Studies
1990-2024: Professor, Korea Univ. Law School
PANEL
David Snower, Political Counsellor
British Embassy Seoul

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2021- Political Counsellor, British Embassy Seoul
2018-2021 Senior Private Secretary for EU Exit to Minister of the Cabinet Office, Cabinet Office London
2017-2018 Chief of Staff to DG EU Exit, FCDO London
2014-2017 Head of Political Section, British Office Taipei
2012-2014 Full time Mandarin language training, London, Taipei
2011-2012 Ministerial Speechwriter, FCO London
2011 Private Secretary to Prime Minister’s Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan, FCO London
2010-2011 Desk Officer Pakistan, FCO London
PANEL
Mart Noorma, Director
NATO CCDCOE

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Mart Noorma has been the Director of NATO CCDCOE since August 2022. Prior to joining CCDCOE, Mart Noorma had led innovation and digital transformation at several organizations. He has served as the Science and Development Director of Milrem Robotics and the Vice Rector of Academic Affairs, the Head of Space Technology Department, and the Professor of Space and Defence Technology at the University of Tartu. Mart Noorma has also worked at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and the Helsinki University of Technology, where he obtained the degree of the Doctor of Science in Technology in 2005. Mart Noorma has been actively engaged in NATO, EU and international cooperation on innovation and novel technology development. He has been a member of the NATO Advisory Group on Emerging and Disruptive Technologies, the NATO STO Applied Vehicle Technology Panel, the EEAS Space Advisory Board, and the IEEE Autonomous Weapon Systems Expert Advisory Committee. Mart Noorma is a voluntary member of the Estonian Defence League
PANEL
So Jeong KIM, Senior Research Fellow
Institute for National Security Strategy (INSS)

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2023-Present Adjunct Fellow of Center for Strategic and International Studies
2023 Director of Emerging Security Studies, Institute for National Security Strategy
2022-Present Senior Research Fellow, Institute for National Security Strategy
2022-Present ICT Advisor of Ministry of Foreign Affairs
2004-2022 Senior Research and Director of National Cybersecurity Policy Dept., National Security Research Institute
Presentation
Dong Hee KIM, Manager
National Security Research Institute

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Dong Hee KIM is currently leading the National Security Policy Section at the National Security Research Institute (NSR). He is conducting various researches related with national cybersecurity strategy, supply chain security, and so on. Prior joining NSR, he also worked as a senior researcher at Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA) and Telecommunications Technology Association (TTA). He earned his Ph.D. degree at Graduate School of Information Security in Korea University.
Manhee Lee, Professor
Hannam University

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2012.03-Present, Hannam University, Department of Computer Engineering, Professor
2010.02-2012.02, National Security Research Institute, Senior Researcher
2008.09-2009.09, Cisco Systems, Hardware Engineer
1996.12-2003.07, Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information, Researcher
Strengthening ICT Supply Chains: A Czech Strategic Approach
Veronika Kolek Netolická, Cyber Attachée
National Cyber and Information Security Agency (NÚKIB)

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Veronika serves as the Cyber Attachee for the Indo-Pacific at the National Cyber & Information Security Agency. Previously, she was the Head of the National Strategy and Policy Unit, where she led the development of the current National Cyber Security Strategy and initiatives on supply chain security. She holds a master’s degree in Security and Strategic Studies from Masaryk University in the Czech Republic, where she is also pursuing her Ph.D. with a focus on cybersecurity threats and risks. In 2018, she completed a long-term research stay at Ho Chi Minh University of Technology in Vietnam. Additionally, Veronika is an alumnus of the Program on Cybersecurity Studies at the George C. Marshall Centre in Germany and graduated from the Young Leaders Program at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies in Japan with a master’s in Public Policy in 2021.

Abstract

In an era of rapid digital transformation, Information and Communication Technology (ICT) supply chains are increasingly vulnerable to suppliers risks, threatening critical systems integrity, security, and reliability. This presentation examines these risks, focusing on the Czech approach to mitigating them. By synthesizing global best practices with methodologies tailored to the Czech Republics ICT landscape, this session offers nuanced insights into safeguarding ICT infrastructure against supplier-related vulnerabilities. The discussion will highlight the distinctive strategies employed within the Czech context, providing a deeper understanding of how these can be effectively applied to foster a more secure and resilient technological ecosystem.
Directions of National Supply Chain Security Policy
NCSC

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TBD
Sangbae Kim, Professor
Seoul National University

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2023 - President, Korean Association of Cybersecurity Studies
2019 - Director, Center for Future Warfare Studies, Seoul National University
2003 - Professor, Department of Political Science and International Relations, Seoul National University
Hybrid Threats
Eleanor Fairford, Deputy Director
NCSC UK

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Head of Incident Management, NCSC

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· Definitions
· Overview of responses
· Deep dive into the cyber threat and NCSC role
DeepFake/FakeNews Threat and Proactive Technology
Souhwan Jung, Professor
Soongsil University

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1997-Present Soongsil University, Professor
2020-Present ITRC AI Security Research Center, Director
2020 Korea Institute of Information Security & Cryptology, 25th President

Abstract

With the advancement of generative AI technology, deepfakes and fake news have become more sophisticated, reaching a point where it is difficult to distinguish between real and fake. As a result, various fake news in the form of misinformation or disinformation are emerging as new threats to our society. The number of cases of damage caused by fake pornographic videos, forged audio, elaborately created fake news, or phishing emails reported in the media is rapidly increasing, and if left unattended, the credibility of the digital society is in danger of being fatally damaged. In this lecture, we will classify various forms of fake news and introduce various technologies to proactively respond to the threat of fake news. We will also discuss the direction in which our society can respond to fake news and restore trust in the digital society.