"Enhancing Security and Streamlining Operations Management!" AMF-SEC

Allied Telesis, Inc. (Headquarters: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; Chairman: Akira Oshima) announces the extension of its ongoing "Pentest Campaign," which targets web server diagnostic services and phishing email training services, until December 31, 2022 (for orders received). As digital transformation (DX) progresses across various markets, cyberattacks such as "targeted attacks" primarily using email and "website tampering" exploiting network vulnerabilities are becoming increasingly malicious, and the expansion of their damage has become a global issue. In the event of an attack, not only could business and services be halted, but there is also the potential for significant damage that threatens business continuity due to the leakage of confidential information and loss of trust. To protect organizations from these threats, it is essential to conduct vulnerability assessments to prevent damage in advance, improve employees' security literacy through training, and provide incident response education to appropriately handle emergencies. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or related links.*

Allied Telesis, Inc. (Headquarters: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; President: Akira Oshima) proposes a new approach to security, "Zero Trust Security," along with our unique ideas and countermeasure products, to protect the company's information assets from increasingly malicious cyberattacks that cannot be fully defended against by existing security measures. The threat of cyberattacks is serious worldwide, and recently there was news of a company that suffered losses exceeding 65 billion yen. In Japan, cyberattacks are on the rise, prompting the government to announce that, in preparation for the fiscal year 2022, it will require 14 sectors of critical infrastructure operators, including information and communications, healthcare, and finance, to prepare for cyberattacks. Even with stringent security measures in place, sophisticated cyberattacks continue to evolve and find gaps to exploit. Therefore, "Zero Trust Security" is gaining attention as a new approach to security measures going forward. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or related links.

Allied Telesis, Inc. (Headquarters: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo, President: Akira Oshima) and BlackBerry Limited (Headquarters: Ontario, Canada, CEO: John Chen, NYSE: BB, TSX: BB, hereinafter referred to as BlackBerry) have collaborated to integrate Allied Telesis's "AMF-SECurity" with BlackBerry's "BlackBerryⓇProtect" through Jupiter Technology, Inc. (Headquarters: Fuchu City, Tokyo, President: Yukihiro Ishikawa, hereinafter referred to as Jupiter Technology), which handles the high-reliability Syslog server "WinSyslog" operating on Windows. This collaboration aims to enhance network security measures and further reduce operational costs. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or related links.

Allied Telesis, Inc. (Headquarters: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; President: Akira Oshima) will begin shipping the new license "AT-SW-ASEC-1Y-2020," which enables automatic communication control through the integration of applications and our products, starting May 31 (orders accepted from May 28). The network management feature "Vista Manager mini," which is implemented in our advanced Layer 3 switches SwitchBlade x908 GEN2 and x950 series, has been expanded to include the security solution "AMF-SECurity mini." With this feature, it is possible to automatically isolate unauthorized devices without the need for additional servers or controllers, thereby achieving a secure network environment while keeping costs low. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or related links.