Yamanashi Chuo Bank adopted HENNGE One and sought to strengthen email security and improve convenience in conjunction with its migration to Microsoft 365. Following implementation, the bank has maintained external email transmission requiring managerial approval and its move away from PPAP, while also advancing the in-house operation of targeted attack training.
Yamanashi Chuo Bank published a case study on its adoption of HENNGE One alongside the migration of its information systems infrastructure to Microsoft 365. Guided by the slogan “Opening the way to a prosperous future from Yamanashi,” the bank places emphasis on achieving both security and convenience as a regional financial institution.
Following implementation, the bank has used HENNGE One as its email security platform, maintaining managerial approval for external email transmissions while continuing its move away from PPAP. It has also advanced the in-house operation of targeted attack email training, improving the security of file sharing and the convenience of its operations.
HENNGE One is presented as a cloud service that offers comprehensive security across multiple editions, including enhanced identity management and access controls and support for zero-trust security.
This release provides details on the background to the implementation, its results and future prospects, and HENNGE presents the case as an example of adoption by another company.
Related information on Yamanashi Chuo Bank and HENNGE is provided as described on their official websites.