

Jun Isomura is a senior fellow at Hudson Institute. He is a cybersecurity pioneer and a former staff member to the late Shitaro Abe.
Jun Isomura is a senior fellow at Hudson Institute.
Prior to joining Hudson, Mr. Isomura managed his own international public affairs firm and risk consulting firm. He was a pioneer in the cybersecurity field in Japan. From 1997 to 2000, he managed the cybersecurity project, "Committee for a Large-Scale Plan for Network Security," for the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry. He was also a cabinet office member of the committee responsible for the "Special Action Plan of Countermeasures Against Cyber-Terrorism on Critical Infrastructure."
In 1990, serving as a staff member to the late Shintaro Abe, former minister of foreign affairs and former secretary general of the Liberal Democratic Party, Mr. Isomura arranged a meeting between Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev and Shintaro Abe.
From 1977 to 1979, Isomura served as a resident scholar at the Institute for World Affairs of Kyoto Sangyo University, the organization that invited Hudson Institute founder Herman Kahn to Japan for his first time.
Seth Cropsey, Jun Isomura, and General James Conway USMC (Ret) discuss U.S.-Japan relations
Seth Cropsey, Richard Fisher, Paul Giarra, Jun Isomura, and Kanji Ishimaru on growing threats from a rising China and a bellicose North Korea.