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Allied Telesis, Inc. (Headquarters: Shinagawa, Tokyo; Chairman: Sachie Oshima) is pleased to announce the launch of its SASE service "Allied SecureWAN," which provides an integrated solution for the functions required for secure WAN services. ● A comprehensive solution for the challenges associated with cloud shifts! As the utilization of cloud services progresses in the coming era, there is a growing need for IT infrastructure that reduces increasing line costs while also providing comprehensive security. In response, Allied Telesis is announcing the launch of its auto-scaling SASE (*2) service "Allied SecureWAN." "Allied SecureWAN" is offered as a service that integrates the necessary functions for ensuring security in the cloud, based on the concept of "a WAN service that is usable anywhere, secure, safe, and affordable." (*1) The claim of "first in the domestic market" is based on our own research (as of October 21, 2022). "Bandwidth auto-scaling SASE service" is planned for future provision. * For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or related links.

Allied Telesis, Inc. (Headquarters: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; Chairman: Akira Oshima) has started the release of "Cloud EMS" as an option for the Net.CyberSecurity "Cloud UTM Service." Since the global outbreak of the COVID-19 virus, new working styles have been becoming established, and telecommuting has become widespread. Along with this, the methods of cyber attacks have been increasingly malicious, and many security risks, such as malware infections and information leaks, have become more immediate concerns. However, we often hear voices expressing, "I want to implement security measures, but I don't know where to start," and "I can't allocate dedicated staff just for security measures." The newly released "Cloud EMS*" as an option for the "Net.CyberSecurity Cloud UTM Service" addresses these challenges. *For details, please refer to the PDF document or related links.

Allied Telesis, Inc. (Headquarters: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; President: Akira Oshima) will conduct a "Pentest Campaign" to support the enhancement of cybersecurity through easily accessible cybersecurity measures and incident response training services from November 1, 2021, to June 30, 2022 (for orders received). As various businesses and services continue to digitalize, cyberattacks such as targeted attacks primarily using email and website tampering exploiting vulnerabilities are becoming increasingly severe, and the damage is expanding. If an attack occurs, it can lead to significant damage that threatens business continuity, not only due to the suspension of operations and services but also from the leakage of confidential information and loss of trust. To protect organizations from these threats, vulnerability assessments and training to prevent damage in advance, as well as incident response training to appropriately handle emergencies, are necessary. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or related links.

Allied Telesis, Inc. (Headquarters: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; President: Akira Oshima) has started offering a cloud service (IDaaS) that provides "Single Sign-On," "ID Management," and "Access Restrictions/Control" for various web services used in internal systems. In this new normal era where telework is recommended, various security measures are likely being implemented. Amidst this, it is common to hear concerns about the necessity of IDs and passwords for using applications and software, with many people finding it difficult to remember the numerous credentials. While understanding the risks, many individuals likely resort to recording and managing each password in note-taking software. This is where our "Net.CyberSecurity / Cloud ID Management Service" comes into play. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or related links.*