NTTPC Communications and AMIYA Corporation are strengthening joint sales of SASE Verona for midsized and small and medium-sized businesses. They will provide the service through a single point of contact by combining InfoSphere IPoE Internet with Fiber Line.
On 14 October 2026, NTTPC Communications announced that, in response to the shift toward cloud-based corporate network environments and growing demand for SASE adoption, it had strengthened joint sales of its corporate internet connectivity service “InfoSphere” and AMIYA Corporation's zero-trust security solution “Fully Managed SASE Verona.” Verona will be proposed through NTTPC's sales channels for midsized and small and medium-sized businesses.
Verona's fully managed functionality enables specialist engineers to handle routine SASE operations and management, including fault response and configuration changes, reducing customers' operational workloads and costs. This is expected to create an environment in which companies that have difficulty securing operational personnel can adopt and operate SASE.
The companies will also bundle the highly stable “InfoSphere IPoE Internet Service,” which uses the next-generation NGN network, with the optical-fiber collaboration model “Fiber Line.” By providing a single point of contact for constructing everything from access lines to internet connectivity, they say they will accelerate fault isolation and improve service management efficiency.
Through this cooperation, NTTPC Communications and AMIYA Corporation plan to strengthen the framework supporting SASE operations while responding to demand from midsized and small and medium-sized businesses for cloud adoption.