TCG Japan Regional Forum (JRF)
the 13th Open Workshop
TCG Technology to Securely Connect the Emerging IoT in an Evolving Environment
July 8 2022, 13:15-17:00 Japan time | Hybrid event
In this workshop, we will focus on IoT devices, which are becoming more and more dependent
on and expected to play an increasingly active role in an ever-changing social environment anddiscuss its security. Current threats and issues in the security of IoT devices that support not onlyconsumers, but also various public services, industries, and services in the field of criticalinfrastructure will also be shared, and discussed how the latest TCG technology can contributeto security reinforcement and response, while connecting with the various globally advancing
standardization efforts. Furthermore, the latest TCG technologies and how TCG can contributeto security reinforcement and countermeasures will be discussed.

AGENDA (times displayed are Japan Time):
Time (JST)13:15 – 13:20

13:20 – 14:00

Contents
Opening Remark Ms. Marie Ando, TCG Co-Chair
Expectations and Responses to IoT Devices in an Era ofDigitalization
Dr. Ikuo Misumi, Professor, School of Information andTelecommunication Engineering, Tokai University
Q&A / Break

14:00 – 14:05

GlobalPlatform - Device Trust Infrastructure in the IoT era
14:05 – 14:45

Mr. Eikazu Niwano, Board of Director and Chairman of Japan TaskForce, GlobalPlatform; NTT

14:45 – 14:50

Q&A / Break

14:50 – 15:30
15:30 – 15:45

Big Progress in IoT Security: Standards Lead the Way
Mr. Steve Hanna, Co-Chairman, TCG IoT Work Group
Q&A / Break – Steve Hanna will be joining live
Securing the "IoT" with TCG Technology

15:45 – 16:25

Mr. Toru Tomita, TCG-JRF Member;
Director of Offensive Security Group, Cyber Defense Institute, Inc.

16:25 – 16:50

Q&A / Roundtable Discussion

16:50 – 17:00

Closing Remark

Agenda as of 06-02-2022. The above contents are subject to change.

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SESSION DETAILS:
Dr. Ikuo Misumi
Professor, School of Information and Telecommunication Engineering
Tokai University

Dr. Ikuo Misumi joined Ministry of International Trade and Industry (current METI) in 1987 anduntil he retired in July 2020 he primarily engaged in cyber security policies and security export
control examinations, for instance, enactment and revision of the Cyber Security Basic Law,planning of cyber security strategies, and response to major events such as the Japan Pension
Service incident. He has served in his current position since April 2022. He was formerly Deputy
Director-General of the National center of Incident readiness and Strategy for Cybersecurity,
Cabinet Secretariat, and Deputy Director-General for Cyber Security and Informatization of theMinistry of Economy, Trade and Industry. He holds a Doctor of Engineering, MA in Management.
Session: Expectations and Responses to IoT Devices in an Era of Digitalization
As digitalization continues to advance, IoT (Internet of Things) devices and other devices are
expected to further advance in quantity and quality in various aspects of the economy andsociety, including critical infrastructure and the manufacturing industry. While this will increase
the benefits to the economy and society by fostering innovation and improving efficiency, it will
also increase cybersecurity risks. This presentation will outline how governments, companies,users, and others should respond to this threat, leveraging experience in government
administration and other aspects of cybersecurity.

Mr. Eikazu Niwano
Board of Director and Chairman of Japan Task Force
GlobalPlatform ; NTTMr. Eikazu Niwano joined Nippon Telegraph and Telephone (NTT) Corporation and has been
engaged in R&D and production of distributed systems, social information infrastructures, andinformation security applications at NTT Research Laboratory and Research Planning Division,
which is the one of the company's Strategic Management Divisions. Since 2005, he has served
for the Board of Director of Global Platform, chairman of Japan Task Force from 2012, the Boardof Director of Japan IC card group, and a member of the Government Review Committee, andearned a number of awards including the TTC Information and Telecommunications TechnologyAward (Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications Award). Currently, NTT Research
Professor, Social Information Research Institute, he holds a M.S. in Mathematics, Graduate
School of Science and Engineering, Waseda University.
Session Title TBD
GlobalPlatform has evolved from an IC card standardization body to a secure device
standardization body targeting the IoT market. In this session, the latest status of its activitiesof the organization, expanding its applications and targets, from secure elements such as IC
cards and SIMs to the device highly reliable execution environment TEE, trust IF, and device PF
certification will be introduced as well as the collaboration with TCG, which continues toprogress in this stream to be discussed.
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Mr. Steve Hanna
Co-Chairman, TCG IoT Work Group;
Distinguished Engineer, System Architect, Connected Secure Systems,
Infineon Technologies Americas
Steve Hanna is a Distinguished Engineer at Infineon Technologies, responsible for IoT security
strategy and technology. Beyond Infineon, Steve is co-chair of the IoT Work Group and Industrial
Work Group in the Trusted Computing Group and a member of the Security Area Directorate in
the Internet Engineering Task Force and co-chair of the Industrial IoT Security Work Group in theInternational Society for Automation. He has a deep background in information security,especially in software and systems. He is an inventor or co-inventor on 48 issued patents, theauthor of innumerable standards and white papers, and a regular speaker at industry events. Heholds a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from Harvard University.
Session: Big Progress in IoT Security: Standards Lead the Way
In recent years, the world of IoT security has arguably stagnated in an unfortunate state that iscomplex, incompatible, and not very secure. Now new standards being developed in TCG andother standards groups are pushing the state of the art and of the practice far beyond what waspossible before. As these standards are adopted, IoT security should reach a better and more
uniform level. Yet we cannot be satisfied with these achievements. The attackers will continue
to sharpen their tools and techniques. What has been achieved in IoT security and what isneeded next? Specific details will be given, questions answered, and pointers provided forfurther research and engagement.

Mr. Toru Tomita
TCG-JRF Member;
Director of Offensive Security Group, Cyber Defense Institute, Inc

Mr. Toru Tomita joined Cyber Defense Institute after developing security software forderivatives, exchange trading systems, and major carriers in his previous career. He has
extensive experience in diagnosing hardware, applications, networks, control systems, andcritical infrastructure. Currently, he conducts strategic hacking as a field commander for security
diagnostics, as well as providing advisory services from the perspective of a softwarearchitect/implementer and an attacker.
Session: Securing the "IoT" with TCG Technology
In recent years, the use of IoT devices has rapidly become widespread to make our lives moreconvenient and to support business productivity and quality. However, while the use of IoT
devices has been accelerating, IoT-specific threats and security measures have not kept up withthe demand, as revealed by recent security incident cases.
In this session, we will introduce IoT-specific security issues from a penetration-tester's point ofview based on our experience in security diagnosis of various IoT devices, as well as the intuitionof security measures applied with TCG technology, with a demonstration.

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