Fujitsu has begun offering a support service for active cyber defense. In collaboration with the Japanese subsidiary of Israel-based KELA Group, it provides end-to-end support from identifying risks, including through dark web monitoring, to planning countermeasures.
Fujitsu has begun offering a service to support the implementation of active cyber defense, which aims to identify early signs of cyberattacks and prevent damage before it occurs.
The service is being provided in collaboration with the Japanese subsidiary of Israeli cyber company KELA Group. It provides end-to-end support focused on identifying risks in highly anonymous areas of the internet, through to planning countermeasures.
Monitoring targets include the dark web, and specific countermeasures are proposed based on the circumstances of each customer company.