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BGIN Security Agentic AI Project: Meeting on NEC/Mitchell Agentic AI Integration and Virginia Tech Student Participation
@Mitchell @Tomofumi_Okubo @Carole_House @MihoHirashita @JBringer
Background
The BGIN Security Agentic AI project aims to implement BGIN’s “Archive–Codex–Discourse” framework and launch a prototype at Block 14 in March 2026.
We are now proceeding with the following integration:
- NEC’s AI agent-based secure system construction and security operations mechanisms
- Mitchell’s Agentic AI (BGIN Archive–Codex–Discourse framework implementation)
- Virginia Tech students’ participation in the project and development support
Through this integration, we aim to build a more powerful and practical platform that combines security operations capabilities with Agentic AI workflows.
Meeting Objectives
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Confirm and Agree on Integration Architecture
- Detailed confirmation of integration points between NEC AI Agent and Mitchell Agentic AI
- Discussion of data flow and API integration specifications
- Confirmation of security and compliance requirements
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Confirm Development Structure and Schedule
- Roles and assignments for Virginia Tech students
- Setting development timeline and milestones
- Clarification of resource allocation and responsibility distribution
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Detailed Discussion of Technical Implementation
- Integration implementation priorities
- Technical risks and mitigation
- Testing and validation plan
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Confirm Path to Block 14 Prototype
- Determine feasible feature scope by Block 14 in March
- Consider demo scenarios
- Coordination plan with pilot users
Proposed Schedule
We would like to hold the meeting later this week (Week 15 of December) at one of the following times:
- Option 1: 12/17 Wed 7 am (EST)
- Option 2: 12/18 Thu 8 am (EST)
- Option 3: 12/19 Fri 8 am (EST)
Note: Specific date and time will be determined after confirming participants’ schedules
Meeting Format: Online (Zoom)
Duration: 60 minutes expected
Participants (Expected)
- BGIN Secretariat / IKP WG: Mitchell Travers (Co-Chair)
- NEC: Shohei Mitani (Technical team representative)
- Virginia Tech: Prof. Matsuo, Student team representative
- Project Leaders: Tomofumi Ohkubo, Prof. Matsuo
- Project Stakeholders: [Other stakeholders]
Agenda (Draft)
1. Project Overview and Goal Confirmation (10 min)
- Current status of BGIN Security Agentic AI project
- Integration objectives and expected outcomes
2. Integration Architecture Review (20 min)
- NEC AI Agent features and API overview
- Mitchell Agentic AI existing implementation overview
- Proposed integration architecture (draft plan)
- Data flow and integration point details
3. Development Structure and Schedule (10 min)
- Virginia Tech student roles and skill requirements (3 students: 1 per team)
- Development timeline (December weeks 3-4 through March)
- Milestones and deliverables
4. Detailed Discussion of Technical Implementation (10 min)
- API integration specifications
- Security requirements
- Testing and validation plan
- Technical risks and mitigation
5. Path to Block 14 Prototype (10 min)
- Feasible feature scope by March
- Demo scenario considerations
- Next action items
Pre-Meeting Materials
To make the meeting more effective, we will share the following materials in advance:
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Integration Plan (Draft):
Integration_Plan_VT_NEC_Mitchell.md- Integration architecture overview
- Development timeline (starting December weeks 3-4)
- Student team structure (3 students: Integration, Security, Testing)
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BGIN Security Agentic AI Project Materials:
- Executive summary
- Technical architecture overview
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List of Questions (It would be helpful if you could review these in advance):
- NEC AI Agent technical specifications and API documentation
- Details of Mitchell Agentic AI existing implementation
- Security and compliance requirements
- Development environment and resource requirements
Expected Outcomes
Through this meeting, we aim to clarify the following:
Agreement on integration architecture and confirmation of technical details- Confirmation of development structure and schedule
- Agreement on technical implementation priorities and risk mitigation
- Confirmation of concrete path to Block 14 prototype
- Clarification of next action items and responsible parties
Participation Confirmation and Schedule Coordination
If you would like to participate, please contact us regarding the following:
- Participation availability
- Preferred date and time (Options 1-3 above, or other preferences)
- Information you would like shared in advance or questions
Response Deadline: By 12/16 10:00 am (EST)
Additional Information
About BGIN Security Agentic AI Project
- Purpose: Implement BGIN’s “Archive–Codex–Discourse” framework and build a secure collaborative intelligence exchange platform
- Goal: Launch prototype at Block 14 in March 2026
- Key Features:
- Multi-source intelligence integration (MITRE, ISACs, etc.)
- Multilingual support (EN↔JA)
- Codex/TLP-compliant governance features
- OSS dependency mapping
Significance of Integration
By integrating NEC’s security operations capabilities with Mitchell’s Agentic AI, we will realize the following value:
- Enhanced Security: Apply NEC’s proven security features across the entire platform
- Automated Operations: Automate from security incident detection to response
- Integrated Workflows: Seamless coordination between security operations and Agentic AI workflows
- Practical Platform: A practical solution combining theory and practice
Contact
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us.
Project Leaders: Tomofumi Ohkubo, Prof. Matsuo (Virginia Tech)
NEC Contact: Shohei Mitani
BGIN IKP WG Co-Chair: Mitchell Travers
Posted: December 2025
Status: Under stakeholder review and schedule coordination
Integration_Plan_VT_NEC_Mitchell.pdf (38.2 KB)