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Upcoming Cyber Intelligence Summit 2025

Japan's foremost conference dedicated to cyber intelligence, the Cyber Intelligence Summit 2025, is set to take place from November 5 to 7, 2025, at Bellesalle Toranomon. This event, hosted by Makina Record, will serve as a vital platform for sharing knowledge and strategies surrounding cybersecurity, especially in light of increasing cyber threats. Registration for participants has commenced today.

The summit aims to gather professionals from various sectors including finance, government, and IT industries who are involved in cybersecurity roles such as CSIRT, SOC, and risk management. Decision-makers and those interested in security strategies are highly encouraged to join this event.

Objectives of the Cyber Intelligence Summit

The Cyber Intelligence Summit is designed to foster an environment focused on the sharing and practical application of cyber intelligence. With the sophistication and complexity of cyber threats escalating, the necessity for cross-sector threat information exchange, practical knowledge dissemination, and constructive discussions among practitioners and experts has never been more critical.

This yearly gathering acts as a hub for stakeholders both domestically and internationally to share the latest knowledge and challenges in cyber threats. Attendees will have the opportunity to participate in discussions that could shape future security strategies.

What is Cyber Intelligence?

Cyber Intelligence refers to the process of collecting and analyzing extensive information from the internet to maximize the value of that data for supporting business strategies and decision-making regarding security measures. Many companies worldwide are already采用ing this approach, enabling them to proactively implement security measures and optimize ever-expanding security budgets, resulting in significant effectiveness.

In Japan, leading financial institutions and manufacturing companies have begun adopting cyber intelligence in their operations, highlighting its relevance as a modern security measure.

Event Details

• - Name: Cyber Intelligence Summit 2025
• - Date: November 5-7, 2025
• - Location: Bellesalle Toranomon (No online streaming)
• - Hosted by: Makina Record
• - Fee: Full Pass ¥10,000 | Exhibition Pass Free of Charge
• - Translation: Japanese-English simultaneous interpretation available
• - Registration: Pre-registration is mandatory via the official site: Cyber Intelligence Summit 2025

Participation Information

• - Days 1 & 2: Mainly targeted at private sector companies (Public sector officials are also welcome). Professionals in departments related to cyber threat intelligence from private enterprises such as information security, risk management, and IT/CISO operations, as well as individuals interested in related fields are encouraged to attend.
• - Day 3: Restricted to public sector officials (primarily law enforcement). Employees involved in cyber defense, information security, and intelligence activities from domestic government agencies, municipalities, and law enforcement bodies (such as MPD, Ministry of Defense-related agencies) are invited to participate. Registration under individual names or company affiliations is not permitted.

Featured Speakers

The summit will feature a lineup of esteemed speakers from the cyber security domains, including:

• - Masahiro Yoshida, VP at Mizuho Financial Group, Cybersecurity Division
• - Yuki Yoshida, Senior Manager at SMBC, Cybersecurity Division
• - Keiko Yushita, Researcher, Cybersecurity Promotion Department, MUFG Bank
• - Kenichi Sakurazawa, Executive Director, Japan Cybercrime Control Center (JC3)
• - Ippei Toyama, Head of Cyber Special Investigation, Public Security Intelligence Agency

This diverse roster of speakers will engage in vital discussions addressing contemporary issues in cyber intelligence and strategies for enhanced security measures.

About Makina Record

Makina Record is committed to addressing the rapid diversification of cybercrime, which has evolved from individual acts to organized crime. Criminals are swiftly exchanging information faster than judicial bodies can enforce countermeasures, making proactive security measures imperative.

The company aims to provide cyber intelligence tailored to the Japanese market to enhance existing security frameworks, striving to make the internet and society overall a safer place.

Contact Information

For inquiries regarding this event, please contact Makina Record Seminar Operations, represented by Saito at:
Email: seminar[a]machinarecord.com (replace [a] with @)

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