Summary
Jun Kawasaki is a cybersecurity entrepreneur and CISO with 11 years of technical leadership experience, leading Gftd Japan to operationalize rigorous security and quality systems (NIST CSF/SP800, ISO 27001/9001, JIS Q 15001) rather than treat them as mere checkboxes. He combines deep implementation analysis, hardware-level reasoning, and automotive exploitation expertise with pragmatic threat investigation and crypto-asset controls, earning measurable results such as 2nd place worldwide in the DEF CON Car Hacking Village CTF as a solo competitor. Jun’s approach uniquely leverages neurodiversity-informed cognitive architectures—treating traits often labeled ADHD/ASD as high-precision analytical resources—aligning human variability with optimized security engineering. A background spanning Keio (philosophy, complexity, data mining) and Niigata University’s brain research ties his technical work to cognitive science-informed methods. He is equally comfortable designing secure systems, fault-injection recovery pipelines, and public education on ethical hacking and resilience. Based in Chiyoda, Japan, Jun blends startup grit with standards-driven operational rigor to deliver principled offensive testing and enterprise-grade security architecture.
11 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
文学部, 文学部 at 慶應義塾大学
Medical and Dental, Medical and Dental at Niigata University | 新潟大学
Philosophy, Self-organization, Complexity, Data Mining, Autism, Philosophy, Self-organization, Complexity, Data Mining, Autism at Keio University
Japanese, English