Announced details
Identity security management for employee IDs and non-human IDs (NHIs), AI-enabled environments, and corporate IT systems
Approximately 2,000 employees and 1,800 AI agents in operation (scale covered by the deployment)
The JBCC Group has adopted Okta ISPM, provided by Okta. Okta Japan K.K. has provided an endorsement. Capital and personnel relationships are Not disclosed.
The Japanese subsidiary of leading ID management services provider Okta. Its representative director and president is Watanabe Takashi (渡邉 崇). Other details, including its location, capital and year of establishment, are Not disclosed.
Approximately 2,000 JBCC Group employees and approximately 1,800 AI agents
In this announcement the company addresses none of Contract Value / Offering price / Impact on Business Performance.
AppViewX and Enterprise Strategy Group, “Managing Non-human Identities for an Effective Cybersecurity Program.” A 2024 survey of 367 personnel at North American companies.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Names of Products / Services Covered | Okta Identity Security Posture Management（Okta ISPM）, AI Orchestration Platform（AIOP） |
| Counterparty | Okta Japan K.K. |
| Counterparty overview | The Japanese subsidiary of leading ID management services provider Okta. Its representative director and president is Watanabe Takashi (渡邉 崇). Other details, including its location, capital and year of establishment, are Not disclosed. |
| Relationship with the Company | The JBCC Group has adopted Okta ISPM, provided by Okta. Okta Japan K.K. has provided an endorsement. Capital and personnel relationships are Not disclosed. |
| Launch date | Already introduced (specific date: Not disclosed) |
| Applicable area | Identity security management for employee IDs and non-human IDs (NHIs), AI-enabled environments, and corporate IT systems |
| Location scale | Approximately 2,000 JBCC Group employees and approximately 1,800 AI agents |
| Usage history | Approximately 2,000 employees and 1,800 AI agents in operation (scale covered by the deployment) |
| Source | AppViewX and Enterprise Strategy Group, “Managing Non-human Identities for an Effective Cybersecurity Program.” A 2024 survey of 367 personnel at North American companies. |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.The number of NHIs is increasing as the use of AI expands, raising the risk of excessive permissions and dormant IDs. The company also aims to apply its hands-on experience to support customers with their security.