Japan’s Response to Cyber Threats
and
Urban Air Mobility
Thursday, 18th March 2021, 9-12 hrs (CET)
Online event (Zoom)
Organized by:
Organized by:
Boštjan Koritnik, Minister of Public Administration, Republic of Slovenia, Hiromichi Matsushima, Ambassador of Japan to Slovenia, Ana Polak Petrič, Ambassador of Slovenia to Japan, Motohiro Tsuchiya, Dean, Faculty of Policy Management, Keio University Tokyo, Igor Papič, Rector, University of Ljubljana, Daniel Avdagič, AV Living Lab, Uroš Svete, Information Security Administration of the Republic of Slovenia, Jan Jona Javoršek, Jožef Stefan Institute, Nenad Šutanovac, Slovenian IT Association, Marko Peljhan, C-Astral, Aleš Zupančič, ELES, Hiroko Nakamura, Japan UTM Consortium, Yoshiaki Ichikawa, Tama University, Vassilis Agouridas, Airbus, and Miran Skender, Slovenia-Japan Business Council
The ongoing pandemics is disrupting the way we live, work, buy, study, and socialize. Information technology has a crucial role in maintaining a sense of normality. However, ever since the first telegraphic wires, our communication has been vulnerable to different security breaches that all stakeholders should be aware of – individuals, companies, and countries. With better and continuous connectivity, the topic of cybersecurity is becoming increasingly relevant.
Prof Motohiro Tsuchiya, PhD, Dean of the Faculty of Policy Management from the Keio University Tokyo, has been focusing his research on geopolitical interest concerning the usage of cyber technology for political purposes. He will present the most recent findings in the field of cyber threats.
Flying door-to-door above cities is a part of humankind’s vision of our future habitats. With rapid urbanization, lack of high-speed transport infrastructure, and many hours lost in traffic, people around the world are looking for a solution that will save a billion people an hour a day. Revolution in the aeronautics industry is here, with the introduction of the newest aerospace technology and utilization of Urban Air Mobility trends to solve the growing mobility challenges in rapidly expanding cities and regions.
Keynotes Marko Peljhan (C-Astral), Aleš Zupančič (ELES), Hiroko Nakamura, PhD (Japan UTM Consortium) and Vassilis Agouridas, PhD (EU’s Smart Cities Marketplace / Airbus) will discuss the future of cities and mobility with the emphasis on the look towards the stars.
The event ends at 12.00 (CET).