日本の情報は筒抜けだった…兼原信克が語る“30年遅れ”の国家危機兼原信克・平井宏治 対談

Japan's greatest weakness is no longer just its military power. Nobukatsu Kanehara points out Japan's serious lag in cyberspace. Administrative systems, government cloud, critical infrastructure, information management—while the core of the nation is digitizing, is Japan's defense system adequate? In cyberspace where China, Russia, and North Korea are active, does Japan possess the "power to defend itself"? This time, moving beyond the Middle East crisis discussed in the first part, we will delve into the reality of a "cyber defeat" that threatens Japan's very national functions. 00:00 The essence of the national crisis, continuing from Part 1 16:52 Cyber ​​warfare that the Japanese don't know about 20:45 Five Eyes and the barrier to information sharing 22:43 The absence of a government cloud and Japan's vertically segmented administration 28:32 The price of a 30-year delay in cyber defense New book information here ◉ Japan's Demise - Conservative Unity is Not Too Late https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4847076028/ SNS related activities here ◉ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... ◉ Instagram   / hirai1958   ◉ X (formerly Twitter) https://x.com/KojiHirai6 Hirai Koji Profile Economic security analyst. After working for an electronics manufacturer, an M&A advisory firm, and a business restructuring support company, he became the representative of Assist Co., Ltd., which provides consulting services on economic security, in 2016. Since 2020, he has been a policy recommendation committee member of the Japan Strategic Studies Forum. He holds a master's degree from Waseda University's Graduate School of Finance. He continues to advocate for the importance of economic security, focusing on China risks and the semiconductor and telecommunications sectors, through YouTube, symposiums, and lectures, further solidifying his position as a "commentator who connects business and national security." His publications include "Economic Security Risks" (Ikuhosha). #Hirai Koji #Economic Security #Kanehara Nobukatsu #Japan's Crisis