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DESCRIPTION:The Code of Ethics of the IEICE and the IPSJ are being revised 
 at approximately the same time. The Code of Ethics is a document that is e
 xpected to support ethical behavior and ethical decision-making by members
  and professionals of societies and associations. Furthermore\, the two so
 cieties are currently collaborating on a collection of ethical case studie
 s to better understand the spirit of the two societies&#39; codes of ethics an
 d to support decision-making in specific situations. This symposium aims t
 o deepen understanding of the revised Code of Ethics of the two societies 
 and to reflect diverse opinions in the production of the ethics casebook c
 urrently being jointly produced through discussion to improve it.\n\nThe s
 ymposium will consist of two parts: lectures and panel discussions. In the
  lectures\, we will report on the revision of the Code of Ethics of the tw
 o societies and the joint production of an ethics casebook\, and introduce
  two case studies that will be published in the casebook currently under p
 roduction. Based on these lectures\, the panel discussion will discuss wha
 t the dialogue on technology and ethics should be like between colleagues 
 from the same society or association\, between the same professionals\, or
  between professionals and society at large\, and what role the Code of Et
 hics casebooks should play in this dialogue\, Furthermore\, a discussion w
 ill take place between the speakers and the floor on what the audience exp
 ects from the casebooks to make them even better.\n\nCo-sponsored by: IEIC
 E-SITE\n\nAgenda: \n(29) 09:35-10:00\nMany aspects of the relationship bet
 ween civilian and military affairs: With cybersecurity in mind\nHirotsugu 
 Ohba (Kyoto Univ.)\n\n(30) 10:00-10:25\nResearch ethics in cyber security:
  Experiences from the ethics consultation service of the Computer Security
  Symposium\nMasaki Shimaoka (University of Tsukuba)\n\n(31) 10:25-10:50\nD
 ual-Use of Cybersecurity: From the Threat Landscape in Cyberspace with a F
 ocus on IoT Security\nTsukasa Ogino (CCDS)\n\n(32) 10:50-11:15\nCode of Et
 hics Case Studies and Cyber Security Research and Innovation\nTakeo Tatsum
 i (OUJ)\n\nMaebashi Institute of Technology\, Maebashi\, Gumma\, Japan
LOCATION:Maebashi Institute of Technology\, Maebashi\, Gumma\, Japan
ORGANIZER:ssitj-board@listserv.ieee.org
SEQUENCE:4
SUMMARY:Symposium: ELSI in cybersecurity research and social implementation
 \, from a code of ethics
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/440450
X-ALT-DESC:Description: &lt;br /&gt;&lt;p&gt;The Code of Ethics of the IEICE and the IP
 SJ are being revised at approximately the same time. The Code of Ethics is
  a document that is expected to support ethical behavior and ethical decis
 ion-making by members and professionals of societies and associations. Fur
 thermore\, the two societies are currently collaborating on a collection o
 f ethical case studies to better understand the spirit of the two societie
 s&#39; codes of ethics and to support decision-making in specific situations.&amp;
 nbsp\;This symposium aims to deepen understanding of the revised Code of E
 thics of the two societies and to reflect diverse opinions in the producti
 on of the ethics casebook currently being jointly produced through discuss
 ion to improve it.&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;The symposium will consist of two parts: lectur
 es and panel discussions. In the lectures\, we will report on the revision
  of the Code of Ethics of the two societies and the joint production of an
  ethics casebook\, and introduce two case studies that will be published i
 n the casebook currently under production. Based on these lectures\, the p
 anel discussion will discuss what the dialogue on technology and ethics sh
 ould be like between colleagues from the same society or association\, bet
 ween the same professionals\, or between professionals and society at larg
 e\, and what role the Code of Ethics casebooks should play in this dialogu
 e\, Furthermore\, a discussion will take place between the speakers and th
 e floor on what the audience expects from the casebooks to make them even 
 better.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Agenda: &lt;br /&gt;&lt;p&gt;(29) 09:35-10:00&lt;br&gt;Many aspects o
 f the relationship between civilian and military affairs: With cybersecuri
 ty in mind&lt;br&gt;Hirotsugu Ohba (Kyoto Univ.)&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;(30) 10:00-10:25&lt;br&gt;Res
 earch ethics in cyber security: Experiences from the ethics consultation s
 ervice of the Computer Security Symposium&lt;br&gt;Masaki Shimaoka (University o
 f Tsukuba)&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;(31) 10:25-10:50&lt;br&gt;Dual-Use of Cybersecurity: From the
  Threat Landscape in Cyberspace with a Focus on IoT Security&lt;br&gt;Tsukasa Og
 ino (CCDS)&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;(32) 10:50-11:15&lt;br&gt;Code of Ethics Case Studies and Cyb
 er Security Research and Innovation&lt;br&gt;Takeo Tatsumi (OUJ)&lt;/p&gt;
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