
Moriyama, Koichi
モリヤマ コウイチ
Moriyama, Koichi
Faculty of Environment and Information Studies/Professor (Non-tenured)Basic Information
Specialty
Social deployment of digital infrastructure, digital identity and authentication, device architecture and mobile
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Laboratory Information
5322 Endo, Suite Delta-N210, Fujisawa-shi, Kanagawa 252-0882
Message from Faculty
Focusing on trust and security architecture for the digital age and its deployment strategy, we aim to address social issues from the users' perspective, based on internet, mobile, and device technologies, so that people can live safely in an increasingly unstable society. "Digital identity" plays a significant role in this. We will face head-on the difficult task of simultaneously satisfying different, often conflicting requirements. Continuing to change and respecting diversity will enrich our imaginations in fun ways. We will solve the challenges we face together and create and protect the digital society of the future.
Biography
Researcher profile
After completing his master's degree in Computer Science at the Graduate School of Science and Technology, Keio University, he joined Sony Corporation. He worked at NTT DOCOMO, Inc. (on secondment), Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications Inc., and DOCOMO's Silicon Valley office before starting the FIDO authentication project at the Product Department in July 2014. He became a board member of the FIDO Alliance in May 2015, chair of the FIDO Japan WG in October 2016, a member of the Executive Council (Director) in January 2019, and a Director of W3C, Inc. in October 2022. He has accumulated experience in evolving software and mobile technology and drives open innovations from mobile devices. From July 2020, he focused on security services and their digital identity platform, and from July 2022, he became Chief Security Architect at NTT DOCOMO. In February 2022, he began academic research on Sybil-Resistant Self-Sovereign Identity Based on Attested Execution Secure Processors, and he completed his doctoral program at the Graduate School, Institute of Information Security, and obtained a Ph.D. degree in Informatics in March 2025. In April 2026, he was appointed as a Professor (Non-tenured) at the Faculty of Environmental Information, Keio University.
Research experience
Institute of Information Security, Japan Graduate School Visiting Researcher
Institute of Information Security, Japan Graduate School Visiting Professor
Georgia Institute of Technology College of Computing Research Scholar
Research
Reseach overview
Focusing on trust and security architecture for the digital age and its deployment strategy, we aim to address social issues from the users' perspective, based on internet, mobile, and device technologies, so that people can live safely in an increasingly unstable society. "Digital identity" plays a significant role in this. We will face head-on the difficult task of simultaneously satisfying different, often conflicting requirements. Continuing to change and respecting diversity will enrich our imaginations in fun ways. We will solve the challenges we face together and create and protect the digital society of the future.
Research Interests
- Social deployment of digital infrastructure, digital identity and authentication, device architecture and mobile
Research areas
Information security / Social deployment of digital infrastructure, digital identity and authentication, device architecture and mobile
Research theme
Cryptographic Approaches for Digital Identity Preserving Privacy
Trust and security architecture for the digital age and its deployment strategy
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