MEDIA RELEASE PR40329 
 
 
(ISC)2 Announces Honorees for Annual Asia-Pacific Information Security Leadership Achievements 
Program 
 
HONG KONG, July 15 /PRNewswire-Asia-AsiaNet/ -- 
 
Fourth Annual ISLA Program to Announce New "Community Service Star" Recognition and Showcased 
Honorees at Ceremony on 26 July in Singapore 
 
    (ISC)2(R) ("ISC-squared"), the not-for-profit global leader in educating and certifying information security 
professionals throughout their careers with nearly 70,000 certified members worldwide, today announced the 
honorees for its fourth annual Asia-Pacific Information Security Leadership Achievements (ISLA) Program. 
(ISC)2 will announce four distinguished workforce initiatives led by the most outstanding honorees at the ISLA 
Gala Dinner and Ceremony on 26 July in Singapore. A new special recognition -- "Community Service Star" -- 
has been added to the ISLA Program to commend an honoree who has significantly contributed to building or 
broadening security awareness within their community. 
 
    Through the ISLA Program, (ISC)2 publicly recognizes the ongoing commitment by information security 
leaders throughout Asia-Pacific to build a highly qualified and ethical workforce, and broaden the public's 
awareness of information security. As part of (ISC)2's Global Awards Program, ISLA aims to recognize the 
achievements of outstanding information security professionals who have significantly contributed to the 
enhancement of the workforce by demonstrating a leadership role in an information security workforce 
improvement initiative, program or project. 
 
    Professionals were nominated in three distinct categories: Managerial Professional for an Information 
Security Project; Senior Information Security Professional; and Information Security Practitioner. Professional 
certification was not required for nomination. The 2010 ISLA honorees are as follows:  
 
    Information Security Practitioner Category 
 
    1.  Ms. Norhazimah Abdul Malek, head of Malaysian Common Criteria 
        Certification Body (MyCB), CyberSecurity Malaysia, Malaysia  
    2.  Mr. Atif Nazar Ali, CISSP, manager, Networks and Systems, Central 
        Directorate of National Savings, Ministry of Finance, Government of 
        Pakistan, Pakistan 
    3.  Mr. Jackal Kin Wan Chau, CISSP, CISA, senior IT specialist, IBM, Hong 
        Kong  
    4.  Mr. Frank Kai Fat Chow, CISSP-ISSAP, ISSMP, CSSLP, senior systems 
        manager, Automated Systems Ltd., Hong Kong  
    5.  Mr. Hidekazu Kusaba, principal researcher, Mitsui Bussan Secure 
        Directions, Inc., Japan 
    6.  Mr. Joong Gu Noh, CISSP, marketing team manager, GS Power Co., Ltd., 
        South Korea 
    7.  Mr. Vijandran Ramasamy, CISSP, CISM, information security manager,  
        ISM Insurance Services Malaysia Berhad, Malaysia  
    8.  Mr. Hsiang Jen Shih, CISSP, GCIH, GCFA, section manager, Information 
        Security Service Center, Project Resource Division, Institute for 
        Information Industry (III), Taiwan  
    9.  Mr. Sivanathan Subramaniam, CISSP, M.Sc., GCFA, manager, GRC 
        Professional Services, IMPACT, Malaysia  
    10. Mr. Hajime Yasuzato, CISSP, PMP, IT specialist, Hewlett-Packard  
        Japan, Ltd., Japan  
 
    Managerial Professional for an Information Security Project Category  
 
    1.  Mr. Mohd Shamir b Hashim, PCIP, CEH, head of division, Cyber Security 
        Policy Research, CyberSercurity Malaysia, Malaysia  
    2.  Mr. Ryuichi Inagaki, attorney (bengoshi), Ryuichi Inagaki Law Office, 
        Japan  
 
    Senior Information Security Professional Category 
 
    1.  Mr. Chaiyakorn Apiwathanokul, CISSP, chief security officer, PTT ICT 
        Solutions Company Limited, Thailand  
    2.  Lt. Col. Asmuni Yusof, CISSP, M.Sc., M.Soc.Sc., head of security 
        assurance, CyberSecurity Malaysia, Malaysia  
    3.  Dr. Huei-Chung Chu, associate professor, Department of Information 
        Management, Huafan University, Taiwan 
    4.  Ms. Maslina Daud, CISSP, ABCP, head of the Security Management and 
        Best Practices Department, CyberSecurity Malaysia, Malaysia  
    5.  Prof. Robert H. Deng, Ph.D., professor & associate dean for Faculty & 
        Research School of Information Systems, Singapore Management 
        University, Singapore   
    6.  Ms. Christina Gan, senior director, Infocomm Security & Assurance, 
        Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore, Singapore  
    7.  Mr. Satoshi Kayama, CISSP, JGISP, architect, Microsoft Co., Ltd., 
        Japan  
    8.  Dr. Hong Geun Kim, vice president, Public Security Division, Korea 
        Internet & Security Agency, South Korea  
    9.  Mr. Seok-Woo Lee, CEO & founder, Penta Security Systems Inc., South 
        Korea 
    10. Mr. Anthony Lim, CSSLP, FCITIL, M.B.A., director for Asia-Pacific, 
        Software Security Solutions, IBM, Singapore  
    11. Mr. Dong Hoon Park, CEO, NICS Tech Co., South Korea  
    12. Ms. Raja Azrina Raja Othman, M.Sc., senior academic fellow, 
        International Islamic University Malaysia, Malaysia  
    13. Mr. Dae-Kyu Shin, director, Network Monitoring Team, Korea Internet & 
        Security Agency, South Korea 
    14. Mr. Joseph Po-Hao Tsang, CISSP-ISSAP, SSCP, MBCI, director, Payeasy 
        Digital Integration Co., Ltd., Taiwan 
    15. Mr. Philip Victor, SISP, director, Training, Skills Development and 
        Outreach, IMPACT, Malaysia 
    16. Mr. George Wang, CISSP, MAISP, M.B.A., director of Infrastructure 
        Technology, Neptune Orient Line, Singapore  
    17. Mr. Donald Wee, founder and managing director, Data Terminator Pte. 
        Ltd., Singapore 
    18. Mr. Onn Chee Wong, CISSP, CISM, CISA, CTO, Resolvo Systems Pte. Ltd., 
        Singapore  
    19. Mr. Kazuki Yonezawa, CISSP-ISSAP, IAM, QSA, senior consultant, 
        Verizon Business, Japan 
    20. Mr. Zahri Yunos, chief operating officer, CyberSecurity Malaysia, 
        Malaysia  
    21. Mr. Manu Zacharia, CEH, CHFI, director of information security, 
        Millennium Consultants Inc., India 
 
    "We received an overwhelming number of nominations this year from diversified economies within Asia-
Pacific," said Dr. Jae-Woo Lee, Fellow of (ISC)2, co-chair for the (ISC)2 Asian Advisory Board (AAB) and 
Nomination Review Committee member for ISLA 2010. "We look forward to honoring thirty-three industry 
pioneers who have significantly improved information security workforce standards." 
 
    "I've witnessed the growing importance of raising the security consciousness of not only professionals, but 
also end-users throughout local communities," said W. Hord Tipton, CISSP-ISSEP, CAP, CISA, executive 
director for (ISC)2.  "We are proud to recognize a deserving information security professional with the new 
ISLA 'Community Service Star' achievement for making a difference in his local community by sharing his 
information security knowledge and expertise with everyday Internet users." 
 
    For details about the 2010 ISLA Nomination Review Committee, please visit 
 
    (ISC)2 officials will honor the ISLA honorees, the showcased workforce initiatives and "Community Service 
Star" on stage at the ISLA Gala Dinner and Ceremony on 26 July 2010 at The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia in 
Singapore. Concurrently, the (ISC)2 Security Leadership Event -- SecureAsia@Singapore Exhibition and 
Conference -- will be held on 26-27 July at Suntec Singapore. The keynote and opening address will be made 
by Mr. Chan Yeng Kit, permanent secretary of the Ministry of Information for the Communications and the Arts 
in Singapore. Prof. Fred Piper, Fellow of (ISC)2, professor, Information Security Group, Royal Holloway, 
University of London, U.K., will also present a keynote address titled "Challenges of Information Security."  
 
    For more information and to register for SecureAsia@Singapore, please visit 
market development manager for A-P at clam@isc2.org or +852 2850 6957. Members of the press wishing to 
attend should contact Kitty Chung, PR representative for (ISC)2 Asia-Pacific, at kchung@isc2.org . 
 
    About (ISC)2(R) 
 
    (ISC)2 is the largest not-for-profit membership body of certified information security professionals 
worldwide, with nearly 70,000 members in more than 135 countries.  Globally recognized as the Gold 
Standard, (ISC)2 issues the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP(R)) and related 
concentrations, as well as the Certified Secure Software Lifecycle Professional (CSSLP(R)), Certified 
Authorization Professional (CAP(R)), and Systems Security Certified Practitioner (SSCP(R)) credentials to 
qualifying candidates. (ISC)2's certifications are among the first information technology credentials to meet the 
stringent requirements of ANSI/ISO/IEC Standard 17024, a global benchmark for assessing and certifying 
personnel. (ISC)2 also offers education programs and services based on its CBK(R), a compendium of 
 
 
    Media Contact: 
 
     Kitty Chung 
     (ISC)2 Asia-Pacific 
     Tel:   +852-3520-4001 
     Email: kchung@isc2.org 
 
SOURCE: (ISC)2 
 
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