APCommunications Engineer Junko Tanaka to Deliver Keynote at ITmedia Security Week 2026 Spring
APCommunications announced that its engineer, Junko Tanaka, will deliver a keynote speech at 'ITmedia Security Week 2026 Spring,' starting May 25, 2026. She will discuss practical security measures while maintaining zero-trust principles, focusing on supply chain risks and the root causes of security incidents.
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APCommunications announced that Junko Tanaka, an engineer in the company's zero-trust business '0-WAN,' will deliver a keynote speech on Tuesday, May 26, at 'ITmedia Security Week 2026 Spring,' held from Monday, May 25 to Monday, June 1, 2026.
This event is an online seminar hosted by ITmedia Inc., through its platforms '@IT,' 'ITmedia Enterprise,' and 'ITmedia Executive.' Tanaka will speak under the title, 'Why Zero Trust Fails: Strategies for an Interconnected Era.' Based on trends reported by the IPA and recent cases, she will explain the root causes of security incidents in the zero-trust era and propose realistic security measures.
Event Site: https://members05.live.itmedia.co.jp/library/MTAxNTUz
About 'ITmedia Security Week 2026 Spring'
Many companies are deepening cooperation with cloud services and external vendors to increase business speed. However, as this interconnectedness deepens, broader risks beyond a single enterprise's security scope, such as rampant supply chain attacks, have emerged. This event offers practical approaches on how to oversee the entire supply chain, identify and evaluate vulnerabilities, and build highly resilient systems to ensure business continuity.
Keynote Overview
Presentation Title: Why Zero Trust Fails: Strategies for an Interconnected Era?
Date and Time: Tuesday, May 26, 13:00–13:30
Speaker: Junko Tanaka, Senior Professional, 0-WAN, BzD Department, iTOC Division, APCommunications Inc.
This event is an online seminar hosted by ITmedia Inc., through its platforms '@IT,' 'ITmedia Enterprise,' and 'ITmedia Executive.' Tanaka will speak under the title, 'Why Zero Trust Fails: Strategies for an Interconnected Era.' Based on trends reported by the IPA and recent cases, she will explain the root causes of security incidents in the zero-trust era and propose realistic security measures.
Event Site: https://members05.live.itmedia.co.jp/library/MTAxNTUz
About 'ITmedia Security Week 2026 Spring'
Many companies are deepening cooperation with cloud services and external vendors to increase business speed. However, as this interconnectedness deepens, broader risks beyond a single enterprise's security scope, such as rampant supply chain attacks, have emerged. This event offers practical approaches on how to oversee the entire supply chain, identify and evaluate vulnerabilities, and build highly resilient systems to ensure business continuity.
Keynote Overview
Presentation Title: Why Zero Trust Fails: Strategies for an Interconnected Era?
Date and Time: Tuesday, May 26, 13:00–13:30
Speaker: Junko Tanaka, Senior Professional, 0-WAN, BzD Department, iTOC Division, APCommunications Inc.
FAQ
What is the 'ITmedia Security Week 2026 Spring' event?
It is an online live-streamed seminar hosted by ITmedia's '@IT', 'ITmedia Enterprise', and 'ITmedia Executive'.
Who is the engineer from APC Communications presenting the keynote speech?
It is Junko Tanaka, a Senior Professional in the 0-WAN Department of the iTOC Business Division BzD Department.
What is Junko Tanaka's presentation topic?
The topic is titled 'Why Zero Trust Isn't Enough: Strategies for the Connected Era', discussing the root causes of security breaches and practical security measures in the Zero Trust era.
What are the event dates and participation fees?
The event runs from May 25, 2026 (Monday) to June 1, 2026 (Monday), and participation is free.
Who is the target audience for this event?
The target audience includes business planning managers, internal information system managers, security system engineers, and SIers from user companies.