NTTPC and Am iya are expanding joint sales to strengthen SASE offerings for medium-sized and small businesses. The companies aim to provide a one-stop service from connectivity through security by combining InfoSphere IPoE Internet and the optical-collaboration service Fiber Line.
As cyberattacks against Japanese companies rise sharply, momentum for SASE adoption is also building among medium-sized and small businesses. NTTPC Communications has announced plans to strengthen its partnership with Am iya, promote SASE adoption and support stronger security.
As part of the initiative, Am iya's fully managed SASE Verona will be proposed through NTTPC's sales channels for medium-sized and small businesses. The companies will also combine InfoSphere IPoE Internet Service with the optical collaboration model Fiber Line to provide a one-stop service spanning access lines, Internet connectivity and security.
The service is scheduled to launch on Thursday, 1 October 2026, with the aim of reducing customers' operational workloads and strengthening security. Inquiries are being handled at [email protected].
Going forward, the companies aim to help solve increasingly sophisticated and complex customer challenges by strengthening joint sales, and to expand collaboration with Am iya's AI-powered endpoint security services and other offerings.