The increasing frequency of supply chain attacks has forced many companies to reassess security throughout their entire supply chains. The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) has announced a policy proposal to implement a rating system for supply chain companies by fiscal year 2026, and the Financial Services Agency's security guidelines mention the need for "security management using security risk assessment tools." We are on the brink of a new era in which external assessments of a company's security status using a score will become the norm. Traditional audit methods based on surveys and interviews cannot objectively assess security status. Therefore, "SecurityScorecard" has been gaining attention as a tool for objectively and quantitatively assessing and managing a company's cybersecurity risk using a score. This seminar will introduce its features and how to use it, so please join us to prepare for a new era of rating systems.

In recent years, the evaluation of a company's security posture has become increasingly important. In this context, risk rating solutions are being used by companies, institutions, and attackers as a means of objectively and accurately evaluating security posture. The market is also recognizing its usefulness, and the introduction of risk ratings is spreading. However, when your company is evaluated, can you confidently say that there are no problems? In this session, based on SecurityScorecard, we will introduce why risk ratings have become established in the market and how companies are using them.

In recent years, the increasing risks of information leaks and ransomware attacks are a major threat to many companies and organizations, and they require prompt and appropriate measures. Security risk ratings play an important role in preventing these potential threats. Among them, SecurityScorecard is attracting attention as a product that objectively and accurately evaluates cyber risks. In this seminar, we will explain the necessity of security risk ratings and introduce in detail the use cases and effectiveness of SecurityScorecard, which visualizes risks. This seminar is full of useful information for companies and organizations that are concerned about invisible cyber risks, so please take this opportunity to participate.

In recent years, instead of directly attacking companies with strong security measures, there have been many cases of damage, such as first targeting business partners with weak security, and then using the business partners as a foothold to attack the original target companies. increase. Are you having trouble with this? Those who want to comprehensively visualize their own company/group companies, supply chains and vendors ・Those who want to conduct security risk surveys of acquired companies in advance from a third party's perspective ・Those who want to improve the efficiency of audits of their own company/other companies It is difficult to share the status of security measures for security measures ・I want to quantitatively plan security measures for management.