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Program of the 7th Franco-Japanese Cybersecurity Workshop – October 24-26, 2022

The 7th Franco-Japanese Cybersecurity Workshop will be held on October 24, 25 and 26, 2022 at Keio University, Tokyo, in presence, with some part online.

Registrations are now open https://sondages.inria.fr/index.php/689447?lang=en

Please note that the Workshop is free and open to everyone but registration is mandatory.

Advanced Program

JST JAPAN	CET FRANCE	Monday October 24, 2022
13:30-14:00		Opening and Welcome address Kohei Ito, President of Keio University Shiho Moriai, NICT general director Didier Marty-Dessus, Counsellor for Science and Technology at Embassy of France in Japan Cécile Vigouroux, Inria’s director of international relations Jacques Maleval, Director of CNRS North–East Asia Tokyo office Koji Nakao, NICT Ludovic Mé, Inria’s deputy scientific director in charge of cybersecurity Mitsuhiro Okada, Keio University Claude Kirchner, French national ethics committee (CCNE) and Inria
14:00-14:45		Inria and French national cybersecurity strategy Ludovic Mé, Inria’s deputy scientific director in charge of cybersecurity
14:45-15:30		Introduction of Japanese Government Cybersecurity Strategy and Research and Development Takaaki SAEKI, Counsellor, National center of Incident readiness and Strategy for Cybersecurity (NISC), Cabinet Secretariat, Government of Japan
15:30-16:00		Break
16:00-18:30	09:00-11:30	WG1 Formal Method Session (Hybrid session) “AI-Fairness, Differential Privacy, Hypothesis Testing, Logical Verification” Chair: Mitsuhiro Okada On the need and applicability of Causality for Fairness Ruta Binkyte-Sadauskiene, Inria and Laboratoire d’Informatique de l’Ecole polytechnique A privacy-preserving method for incremental collection of location data: differential privacy and beyond Sayan Biswas, Inria and Laboratoire d’Informatique de l’Ecole polytechnique On Hypothesis Testing Interpretations of Renyi Differential Privacy Tetsuya Sato, Tokyo Institute of Technology Reasoning About Hypothesis Testing Programs via Belief Hoare Logic Yusuke Kawamoto, AIST Coq implementation of the computationally complete symbolic attacker Gergei Bana, University of Missouri What is and will be, “Formal Method”? Mitsuhiro Okada, Keio University WG 2 “Cryptography” (On site only) Chair: Phong Nguyen (Inria and ENS/PSL) The NIST Post-Quantum Cryptography Standards Phong Nguyen (Inria and ENS/PSL) Towards improved hash-and-sign lattice-based signatures Mehdi Tibouchi (NTT) Forecasting cryptanalytic performance of quantum devices Yoshinori Aono (NICT)
19:30		Steering committee meeting/diner

JST JAPAN	CET FRANCE	TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2022
08:55-09:00		Opening
09:00-10:45		AI and cybersecurity · Impact of New Internet Infrastructure Jun Murai, Keio University · Avatar Society and Cyber Security Hideki Sunahara, Keio University · Explainable AI for cybersecurity Fabien Charmet, NICT · The value of learning for securing large-scale networks Yann Busnel, IMT Atlantique, Rennes · Data protection Hermann Gumpp, special Advisor Cybersecurity and Data Protection at DJW, Japanese-German Business Association · Discussion Chair: Claude Kirchner
10:45-11:00		Break
11:00 -12:30		Data collection, analysis, sharing for our join research · Introduction of CYNEX in NICT Dai Inoue, NICT · Updates on IoT honeypot and malware analysis Katsunari Yoshioka, YNU · Perspectives in Malware Research Jean-Yves Marion, Loria (Université de Lorraine, CNRS) and IUF · Discussion Chair Koji Nakao, NICT
12:30-14:00		Lunch Break
14:00 – 15:30		Cybersecurity research ethics · Recent hot topics and initiatives in Japan Mitsuaki Akiyama, NTT · Recent hot topics and initiatives in France and EU Claude Kirchner, CCNE and Inria · Discussion Chair: Kavé Salamatian — Tallinn University of Technology Participants : Mitsuaki Akiyama, Claude Kirchner, Mitsuhiro Okada
15:30 – 16:00		Break
16:00 – 18:30		WG “Events and Malware Analysis” Chair: Dai Inoue, NICT · Clone Hunting Jean-Yves Marion, Loria (Université de Lorraine, CNRS) and IUF · An HDL Simulator with Direct Register Access for Improving Code Coverage Ryoichi Isawa, NICT · Code deobfuscation: from white-blox to black-box Sebastien Bardin, CEA · Scalable and Fast Algorithm for Constructing Phylogenetic Trees with Application to IoT Malware Clustering Tianxiang He, Kyushu UniversityWG “Cooperation and Conflicts in Cyberspace” Chair: Kavé Salamatian · The indo-pacific region cyberstrategy with a focus on cable deployment in South Pacific islands Sophie Hamel, Institut Français de Géopolitique · Title · Kave Salamatian tbc WG “Network security and its performance measurement” Chair: Gregory Blanc, Télécom SudParis · Connecting the Dots: A knowledge Graph for Networking Data Romain Fontugne, IIJ · Autonomous Driving Model Defense Study on Hijacking Adversarial Attack Kabid Hassan Shibly, NAIST · Contributions of AI to the evaluation of intrusion detection systems Gregory Blanc, Télécom SudParis · Featuring, Monitoring and Detecting novel attacks targeting Low Latency services: the case of L4S Guillaume Doyen, IMT Atlantique ·Auto-configuration of Intrusion Detection Systems Based on Past Experiences Jérôme François, Inria · Deep Learning-based Intrusion Detection Systems for In-vehicle CAN Bus Communication – Md Delwar Hossain, NAIST

ST JAPAN	CET FRANCE	WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2022
08:55-09:00		Opening
09:00-10:30		New areas and sectors for our joint research · Maritime sector Kave Salamatian, Tallinn University of Technology · Connected car sector TBD · Global Security for the Metaverse Claude Kirchner, CCNE and Inria · Medical sector Bruno Charrat, CEA · Security testing of industrial components Steffen Pfrang, Fraunhofer IOSB Karlsruhe Chair: Koji Nakao
10:30-11:00		Break
11:00-12:30		General discussion on the organization of our cooperation Chairs: Ludovic Mé, Inria and Koji Nakao, NICT · Summary of the previous sessions · Issues identified in our collaboration · Collaboration scheme to be considered
12:30		End of Workshop