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cybersecurityeurope PAGE 44


INTELLIGENT TECH TO SMART SOCIETY


The new Society 5.0 social model is technology-driven and encompasses a wide range of smart application scenarios, explains NTT Security’s Kai Grunwitz.


THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT COINED THE TERM SOCIETY 5.0, WHICH STANDS FOR AN INTELLIGENT, ENTIRELY CONNECTED AND sustainable civilisation. The foremost goals of the Society 5.0 are an improved living environment, as well as enhanced quality of life. Digital infrastructure, platforms and services form the fundamentals of Society 5.0. They are based on smart technology such as Artifi cial Intelligence (AI), robotics, Internet of Things (IoT) and blockchain, as well as Augmented- and Virtual Reality or Robotic Process Automation (RPA). These technologies have reached a maturity that


will enable the largest social and economic upheaval since the Industrial Revolution. Artifi cial Intelligence (AI), in its specifi c forms such as Machine Learning (ML) or Deep Learning (DL), has already found its way into the most diverse areas of life. Amazon Alexa and Apple Siri are good examples of this. Increasingly, AI and ML are being used in areas where large amounts of data have to be analysed and evaluated. AI systems are in a better position than people to analyse massive amounts of data, correlate them with a wide variety of reference points, and thus create a better foundation for decision-making.


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NTT Security is the corporate division specialising in security and represents NTT’s ‘Security Center of Excellence’. With ‘Embedded Security’, NTT provides reliable business solutions for customer requirements


in the age of the digital transformation. NTT Security has several SOCs, research and development centers.


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With error rates of less than 5%, machines are now


able to achieve even better results than humans in areas such as facial- and speech recognition. That said, the use of smart technologies in relation to the implementation


of Society 5.0 certainly has


considerable eff ects on the individual. Typical examples are found in areas where an increasing number of machines and robots are being implemented, such as in the manufacturing industry. However, people will not just feel these changes in


the world of work, but primarily in the world they live in. Smart technologies are fi nding their way into a wide range scenarios: for connecting our means of transportation with ‘Smart Mobility’, for sustainable resource use with ‘Smart Resources’, for setting up ultramodern production plants in the ‘Smart Factory’, for a stream-lined state with ‘Smart Government’, and for intelligent health care with ‘Smart Healthcare’. Smart Healthcare in particular off ers considerable benefi ts for the people. Based on new technologies, Smart Healthcare can address a central problem in many industrialised countries, including Germany: demographic change with the threat of an aging society and an already acute nursing crisis.


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