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Survey of 3,941 TSE-listed companies and approximately 25,000 websites finds web management risks concentrated on related sites rather than companies’ official websites

GMO Prime Strategy disclosed the results of a survey of official, group and related websites operated by TSE-listed companies, finding that management risks and delays in updates were more pronounced on related sites than on official websites.

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Announced details

Japanese Listed Company Website Technology Survey, Part 1
Applicable field (uses covered by this announcement)

Corporate website management, CMS operations, Web security and governance

What the company reported numerically
Quantitative Effects

Of the 9,019 sites using WordPress, 1,007 (11.2%) simultaneously met 3 risk conditions for login attacks. PHP versions that had reached end of support accounted for 70.1% (1,860 sites). 830 sites (23.2%) had not applied the latest WordPress minor patch.

Usage history

3,941 TSE-listed companies and 24,995 sites analyzed

Location (as indicated in this announcement)

24,995 sites analyzed (93.8% of 26,643 sites in total)

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Source (materials cited by the company)

GMO Prime Strategy’s Japanese Listed Company Website Technology Survey, Part 1. Google PageSpeed Insights API v5 was used for measurement.

Announced details
ItemDetails
Names of Products / Services CoveredJapanese Listed Company Website Technology Survey, Part 1
Applicable areaCorporate website management, CMS operations, Web security and governance
Location scale24,995 sites analyzed (93.8% of 26,643 sites in total)
Quantitative EffectsOf the 9,019 sites using WordPress, 1,007 (11.2%) simultaneously met 3 risk conditions for login attacks. PHP versions that had reached end of support accounted for 70.1% (1,860 sites). 830 sites (23.2%) had not applied the latest WordPress minor patch.
Usage history3,941 TSE-listed companies and 24,995 sites analyzed
SourceGMO Prime Strategy’s Japanese Listed Company Website Technology Survey, Part 1. Google PageSpeed Insights API v5 was used for measurement.
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CounterpartyCounterparty overviewRelationship with the CompanyContract ValueOffering priceContract DateLaunch dateAward/certification nameAwarding / certifying bodyRegistration number and expiry dateLocationImpact on Business Performance

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The company attributed this to the growing number of websites resulting from expanded corporate activities and the siloed operation of each site, with responsibility divided among different departments, systems and service providers, making company-wide governance more difficult to enforce.

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