Cybersecurity Measures for the Manufacturing Industry [Adapting to the New Normal!]

Allied Telesis, Inc. (Headquarters: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; Chairman of the Board: Akira Oshima) announces the launch of a new series on the latest cyber attack countermeasures and ransomware measures in its web communication magazine "FASHIONISTA," aimed at IT infrastructure professionals and those gathering information on the subject, which was published on September 15 (Thursday). At the same time, a detailed explanatory webinar on the ransomware countermeasure solution "AT-Offline Manager" was also released. Recently, while the number of companies providing cybersecurity products and services has increased, and domestic government agencies such as NISC (*1) have issued alerts and guidelines, various businesses and organizations across different markets have still fallen victim to cyber attacks. ■ New Column Release: Latest Cyber Attack Countermeasures × Ransomware In light of this, we have launched a new column series in our communication magazine "FASHIONISTA," focusing on the latest cyber attack countermeasures, particularly the ransomware that has been causing a stir recently. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or related links.

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.*