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Seminar at the Sapporo Satellite Campus

The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics (KCGI) will hold a graduate school information session. At the briefing session, we will provide an overview of the curriculum, introduce the scholarship system, faculty, and more, as well as provide detailed information about the entrance exam. We also have time for individual consultations with faculty members. Please feel free to join us.

*The Sapporo Satellite session will be held online via Zoom

Date and Venue

The dates will be announced later.

Online (Zoom)
June 6, 2026 (Saturday) Reception starts at 12:45, Session starts at 13:00 *Information sessions for international students will be held simultaneously.
August 29, 2026 (Saturday) Reception starts at 12:45, Session starts at 13:00 *Information sessions for international students will be held simultaneously.
Registration for International Students

Time Schedule

12: 45 Reception, 13: 00 Start
13: 00 ~ 13: 50: School Outline, Educational Curriculum Description, and Equipment Introduction
13: 50 ~ 14: 00: Break
14: 00 ~ 14: 45: Mini lecture
14: 45 ~ 15: 00: Selection of admissions, explanation of scholarship system
15: 00 ~: Individual consultation meeting

Instructor Introduction

Saturday, June 6, 2026. (Online)

Professor
Professor. Koichi Hasegawa

Profile

  • Bachelor of Science in Engineering, Hokkaido University, Master of Arts, Pennsylvania State University Graduate School, Completion of Doctorial Program, Hokkaido University (Literature)
  • Former NHK News Photographer
Associate Professor
Associate Professor. Sosun Kim

Profile

  • Bachelor's degree (Science and Engineering) from Ewha Women's University, Master's degree (Information Security) from Korea University Graduate School of Information Security, Doctoral degree from Korea University Graduate School
  • Researcher, Institute of Cyber ​​Security & Privacy, Korea University

Mini lecture

Saturday, June 6, 2026. (Online)

Cyber Security in the Age of AI: New Boundaries Between Offense and Defense
Lecturer Sosum Kim(Associate Professors)
Summary Artificial Intelligence (AI) is dramatically transforming the way we live our daily lives and the way software is developed. In particular, within the field of cyber security, AI has attracted attention as a double-edged sword that can be used for offense and defense.
In this lecture, we will examine how AI can support security monitoring and vulnerability analysis, while also considering the potential misuse of AI in areas such as phishing, deepfakes, malware generation, and the automation of vulnerability discovery. We will also examine emerging threats targeting AI systems, including data poisoning and AI supply chain attacks, as well as notable cases such as the Claude Mythos Preview that have drawn attention in the AI and cyber security fields.
Through these examples, we will explore the evolving boundary between offense and defense in the age of AI and develop a highlight the importance of an integrated perspective that combines both AI and cyber security. 

Information on Individual Consultation at The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics

We offer individual consultation at our Kyoto Main Campus at any time. While answering your questions, we will explain the characteristics of the university, its curriculum, and its scholarship system.

The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics Admission Center

For international students

Within Japan: 0120-829-628
Overseas: +81-75-681-6334
Email: admissions@kcg.edu