Asia-Pacific Information Security Leadership Achievements - ISC

Haruto Kitano, CISSP, JGISP, BS7799 Lead AuditorProduct Business Development DirectorOracle Corporation JapanJAPANSecurity and Audit Committee, the Office of Supreme Public Prosecutor’s advisoryboard; and the Ministry of National Defense Advisory Board. He received three majormedals and presidential awards from the South Korean government and the Legionof Merit Medal from the U.S.A. His writings and published books include InformationSystem Audit Manual, Guidelines for Information Systems Security, System SecurityManagement and Cyber Warfare.Haruto Kitano has been working for Oracle Corporation Japan since 2001, and waspromoted to product business development director in 2006, focusing on databaserelated security.He is currently a committee member of the Database Security Consortium in Japan, amember of the Common Criteria Task Force at IPA (sub-organization of Meti / Japanesegovernment), and Asian Advisory board member of (ISC) 2 . Mr. Kitano has been a vocalprofessional within the IT security industry in Japan. He is also a researcher at SecureSystem Laboratory of Institute of Information Security (IISEC), which is the first Japanesegraduate school specializing in information security.Greg Mazzone, CISSP, CISAAUSTRALIAThroughout his career, Greg has undertaken a diverse range of IT and IT securityrelated consultancies, reviews, and audits in the commonwealth, state and local levels ofgovernment, as well as in the private sector.Dr. Jae-Woo Lee, Fellow of (ISC) 2 , CISA, CISMCo-Chair, Asian Advisory Board, (ISC)²Chair Professor, Graduate School of International Affairs andInformation, Dongguk UniversitySOUTH KOREADr. Lee is the chair professor at Dongguk University, Graduate School of InternationalAffairs & Information, and president of the Cyber Forensic Professional Associationin Seoul, South Korea. He is also co-chairperson of the (ISC) 2 Asian Advisory Board,chairperson of the Advisory Board of the CSO Association in Seoul, and senior advisorfor the Korea Industrial Security Institute. Following his retirement as a major generalfrom the Korean Air Force, Dr. Lee pursued his career in the information securityprofession. He holds a master of science degree in systems management from theUniversity of Southern California, U.S.A, and received his doctorate degree from KonkukUniversity in South Korea.Greg has been involved in the Australian government commonwealth ICT securityspace for ten years. This has included involvement with the various reviews andupdates to the Australian Government Protective Security Manual (now PSPF) and theAustralian Government ICT Security Manual (formerly ACSI33). He provided cybersecurity policy and technology oversight during the recent development of the newAustralian Government Information Security Protocol.Greg was the Deloitte representative on the Australian IT Security Forum from 2001-02. In 2003, he was a private sector contributor to the development of the AustralianGovernment Defense Signals Directorate infosec Registered Assessor Program (iRAP),and was one of the programs’ first registered assessors.Greg is currently a member of the Standards Australia IT Security Techniques Committee,which oversees the Australian information security standards. He also provides theAustralian contributions to the ISO/IEC committee responsible for the ISO/IEC 27Kstandards.Dr. Lee has served in numerous leadership and advisory capacities within the industry,including: the first president of the Korea Information Security Agency; an organizerof the Korea National Computerization Agency; board member of the KoreanGovernmental Security Committee; chairperson of the National Information System- 16 - - 17 -