Seminar on Strengthening Supply Chain Security Capabilities in the Defense Industry to Be Held in Shinagawa on July 31 (Fri)
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- Seminar on Strengthening Supply Chain Security Capabilities in the Defense Industry to Be Held in Shinagawa on July 31 (Fri)
- ICS Laboratory, Inc. will host a seminar titled 'Strengthening Supply Chain Security Capabilities for the Defense Industry' on July 31, 2026, at the TKP Shinagawa Conference Center. The event will cover CMMC 2.0 and IEC 62443 SL3 compliance, in-depth defense design, cyber resilience, and rapid talent development, with exclusive reference materials provided to paid attendees.
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- Date: June 17, 2026
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ICS Laboratory, Inc. will host a seminar titled 'Strengthening Supply Chain Security Capabilities for the Defense Industry' on July 31, 2026, at the TKP Shinagawa Conference Center. The event will cover CMMC 2.0 and IEC 62443 SL3 compliance, in-depth defense design, cyber resilience, and rapid talent development, with exclusive reference materials provided to paid attendees.
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- June 17, 2026
ICS Laboratory, Inc. will host a seminar titled 'Strengthening Supply Chain Security Capabilities for the Defense Industry' on July 31, 2026, at the TKP Shinagawa Conference Center. The event will cover CMMC 2.0 and IEC 62443 SL3 compliance, in-depth defense design, cyber resilience, and rapid talent development, with exclusive reference materials provided to paid attendees.
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ICS Laboratory, Inc. will host the 'Defense Industry Supply Chain Security Capability Enhancement Seminar' on Friday, July 31, 2026, at the TKP Shinagawa Conference Center. The seminar targets prime manufacturers, Tier 1 to Tier 3 suppliers, and equipment manufacturers involved in Japan's defense industry.
With Japan expected to expand defense exports to 17 countries, the market is poised for rapid growth. However, compliance with U.S. Department of Defense requirements such as 'CMMC 2.0' and 'IEC 62443 Security Level 3 (SL3)' has become an urgent priority across the entire supply chain. This seminar will provide a comprehensive explanation of the frontline of OT security in the defense industry, covering the concrete requirements of SL3 capable of withstanding targeted cyberattacks, practical cyber resilience design, and rapid workforce training methods.
▼ For seminar details and registration, please visit:
https://www.ics-lab.com/seminar/business/20260731?utm_source=PRTIMES&utm_medium=prmedia
Comprehensive Coverage of Market Expansion and Latest Security Regulations
We will analyze the market impact of expanding defense exports to 17 countries, along with the latest policy developments from the Japanese government, Ministry of Defense, and the U.S. Department of Defense (CMMC 2.0), to clarify the security obligations required across the entire supply chain (Tier 1 to Tier 3).
In-Depth Explanation of Specific Requirements for 'IEC 62443 SL3'
We will explain the requirements for 'SL3'—a level designed to withstand targeted cyberattacks—not only for products but also for the 'manufacturing line systems' themselves. The key differences between SL3 and lower levels (SL1–SL2), as well as the verification criteria in assessments (concept and main), will be clearly defined.
Practical Implementation of In-Depth Defense and Cyber Resilience Design
We will present concrete strategies for 'in-depth, multi-layered defense design'—essential for achieving SL3—and 'cyber resilience,' which ensures systems maintain or recover functionality even under attack. Additionally, we will introduce the role of 'OPC UA' and rapid talent development methods using the on-demand video course 'eICS'.
【Participant Benefit】Exclusive, Non-Sale Special Materials Provided
Paid attendees will receive a specially written, non-sale reference text titled 'OT Security Seminar Reference Materials for the Defense Industry Supply Chain: Practical Integration of IEC 62443 SL3 Standards and Defense Security Requirements,' which condenses key insights on assessment requirements and cyber resilience design.
■ Seminar Program (Total 120 minutes)
【Session 1】14:00 – 14:30 (30 minutes)
Policy Trends on Market Expansion and Supply Chain Security in the Defense Industry
We will explain the opportunities and security risks associated with market expansion due to the lifting of export restrictions on defense products to 17 countries. Based on the latest developments from the Japanese government and the U.S. Department of Defense (CMMC 2.0), we will clarify why strengthening security measures across the entire supply chain (Tier 1 to Tier 3) has become urgent.
【Session 2】14:30 – 15:00 (30 minutes)
Requirements for Products and Manufacturing Lines under IEC 62443 'Security Level 3 (SL3)'
We will delve into the concrete requirements of 'IEC 62443 SL3,' which is mandated in CMMC 2.0 and defense contracts. The requirements will be explained for finished products, components, and the manufacturing line systems themselves. We will clearly differentiate the verification content in assessments from that of SL1–SL2.
【Session 3】15:00 – 15:30 (30 minutes)
Design Techniques for In-Depth Defense and Cyber Resilience: The Importance of OPC UA and Rapid Talent Development Using 'eICS'
We will present concrete strategies for 'in-depth, multi-layered defense design' and 'cyber resilience,' both essential for achieving SL3. We will explain the role of the international standard protocol 'OPC UA' and introduce effective methods for rapidly acquiring advanced technical skills within organizations using the on-demand video course 'eICS'.
【Q&A】15:30 – 16:00 (30 minutes)
Q&A and Discussion
Our instructors will answer specific questions from participants (e.g., assessment procedures, challenges in supplier management, learning pathways). This time can also be used for individual consultations.
■ Event Overview
Date: Friday, July 31, 2026
Time: 14:00 – 16:00 (120 minutes) [Doors open at 13:30]
Venue: TKP Shinagawa Conference Center, Conference Room 10A (3-25-23 Takana, Minato-ku, Tokyo / 3-minute walk from Takana Exit, JR Shinagawa Station)
Target Audience: Prime manufacturers in the defense industry, Tier 1 to Tier 3 supplier companies, equipment design and management supervisors, and security officers
【Eligibility and Registration Fees (tax included)】
Due to the sensitivity of national security and technical information, attendance is limited to the following individuals:
① Current participants of ICS Laboratory's on-demand video course 'eICS'
Fee: Free
Eligibility: Individuals employed by Japanese companies currently enrolled in or under contract for the eICS course.
② Companies in the Defense Industry Supply Chain (Tier 1 to Tier 3)
Fee: 33,000 JPY (tax included) per person
Eligibility: Individuals employed by Japanese prime contractors or Tier 1 to Tier 3 Japanese suppliers involved in defense product manufacturing.
③ 【Special Category】Domestic Machine Tool / Robot / Control Product Manufacturers
Fee: 44,000 JPY (tax included) per person
Eligibility: Japanese manufacturing companies that currently supply or plan to enter the defense supply chain by providing various products and systems. (Limited to individuals of Japanese nationality employed by companies in the above-mentioned industries.)
【Registration and Details】
Please register via the following page:
https://www.ics-lab.com/seminar/business/20260731?utm_source=PRTIMES&utm_medium=prmedia
【Participant Benefits】
Seminar presentation materials
【Exclusive to Paid Attendees (Categories ② and ③)】Special gift: 'OT Security Seminar Reference Materials for the Defense Industry Supply Chain: Practical Integration of IEC 62443 SL3 Standards and Defense Security Requirements' (Limited, non-sale edition)
【Inquiries】
ICS Laboratory, Inc. Office
URL: https://www.ics-lab.com/
FAQ
What is the purpose of this seminar?
To enhance cybersecurity readiness across the defense supply chain, focusing on practical compliance with CMMC 2.0 and IEC 62443 SL3 standards.
Who can attend?
Prime contractors, Tier 1–3 suppliers, and equipment manufacturers in the defense sector. eICS course participants can attend for free.
What will be covered in the seminar?
Key topics include IEC 62443 SL3 requirements, defense-in-depth design, cyber resilience, OPC UA integration, and rapid workforce training.