Azazel System for Emergency Shelters: Rapid-Deploy Portable SOC/NOC on Raspberry Pi
DAY 1
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10:40
During war or disasters, temporary evacuation shelters and volunteer field hospitals become the softest cyber targets. Yet they still need Wi-Fi for MyNumber identity checks, EMR exchange and supply tracking, while lacking SOC staff, stable power or bandwidth. We present Azazel System, an open-source “Cyber Scapegoat Gateway” on a single Raspberry Pi 5 that boots a full SOC/NOC—Suricata IDS/IPS, OpenCanary decoys, Vector log pipeline, Mattermost alerts—within 15 minutes. We share architecture, field tests (30 s detection, 12 % compromise rate, 13 W), and the legal model that lets volunteers run it under Japan’s new Active Cyber Defense rules. Takeaways: ① build & image the device, ② tune latency-injection to slow attackers, ③ integrate with 00000JAPAN or LEO-satellite links. Live demo and open-source image provided.
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Track 3(Room 3)
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Bluebox
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Speakers
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Makoto Sugita aka SUGITA Makoto
杉田 誠
I am a senior manager overseeing network operations in a government agency, with a focus on infrastructure stability and continuity. Beyond my professional responsibilities, I pursue cybersecurity as an independent researcher, focusing on active cyber defense and deception technologies. My recent work explores tactical delay strategies inspired by military doctrine, implemented as lightweight deception gateways.I have presented at BSides Tokyo, Black Hat USA Arsenal, BSides Las Vegas, and SecTor. I hold the CISSP certification and actively promote defensive innovation through open-source development and community engagement。