Security researcher Nobuhiro Tsuji has been appointed as a “cyber security advisor” by the Metropolitan Police Department.

SB Technology (hereinafter referred to as the "Company") is pleased to announce that security researcher Nobuhiro Tsuji has been appointed as a "Cyber Security Advisor" by the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department's Cyber Security Task Force on September 8, 2022. This is the first initiative of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department to appoint a ``cyber security advisor.'' The term of the advisor is two years from September 8, 2022.

Cybersecurity advisors are appointed by the Metropolitan Police Department to individuals who have advanced and specialized knowledge and skills and have achieved notable achievements in private companies, etc., in order to respond to the increasingly serious damage caused by cyberspace. .
In the future, we will collaborate with the Metropolitan Police Department to disseminate information on cyber crime investigation and damage prevention, and to develop human resources.

■Initiative details
・Education for staff engaged in cyber crime investigation, cyber attack countermeasures, etc.
(Latest cyber situation, technology, noteworthy trends, etc.)
・Advice on initiatives related to the development of cybersecurity human resources
(From the perspective of training under circumstances where it is difficult to hire qualified personnel)
・Study sessions with special investigators, specialists, investigators, etc.
(Specific implementation methods, etc. will be considered in the future)
・Review and advice regarding output such as reports

■Nobuhiro Tsuji Comments from Advisor Appointment
I feel very honored to have been appointed as Cyber Security Advisor.
I became interested in security when I was a student, and have been involved in security diagnosis including penetration testing, service development, and quality improvement. What I felt was most important was how to convey information in an easy-to-understand manner. Now, my main job is to utilize the experience I gained there to investigate and analyze the movements of attackers, incidents, and accidents both domestically and internationally, and to communicate the results.
In the future, the Metropolitan Police Department and the cybersecurity field will work to develop human resources, disseminate information on cybercrime investigation and damage prevention, and lobby in various areas, in order to reduce the number of people who fall victim to cybercrime. I am determined to do my best.