Cyber-attack methods are shifting to direct intrusions into vulnerable network devices and unmanaged terminals, making it difficult to prevent and detect attacks through perimeter defenses. In this seminar, we will explain CTEM (Continuous Threat Exposure Management), a next-generation concept for peacetime security that will become increasingly important in the future, and introduce the role of ASM within it.

In this seminar, we will explain the essential objectives of ASM and CTEM (Continuous Threat Exposure Management), which are still in the early stages of development as "peacetime security measures" and have recently been gaining in popularity. We will also introduce specific countermeasure solutions, so please take this opportunity to watch.

As the name suggests, the purpose of XDR is to detect and respond to cyber threats such as unauthorized access. In other words, it is a solution that focuses on responding to emergencies. As in our daily lives, it is important to prepare thoroughly in peacetime for emergencies and improve peacetime preparations based on emergency experiences in order to achieve higher safety. In security, too, continuous efforts are required in peacetime to manage and operate vulnerabilities in order to prevent attacks. In this session, we will introduce peacetime operations based on "Continuous Exposure Management" (CTEM), how to use peacetime information in emergencies (XDR), and the importance and concept of the cycle of using emergency experience to prepare for peacetime.

In order for companies to reduce cybersecurity risks, it is necessary not only to discover the attack surface area, but also to continuously monitor and detect and verify attack opportunities. We would like to introduce ULTRA RED, a continuous management support solution that utilizes unique emulation technology to reliably detect cybercriminal information and attack opportunities, proactively and reliably identifies vulnerabilities early and optimally prioritizes them from an attacker's perspective.

When we look at the initial intrusion routes in recent cyberattacks, we find that vulnerabilities in externally exposed assets are often targeted. The importance of IT asset management is increasing, and the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry has published "ASM (External Attack Surface Management) Implementation Guidelines," and Gartner has introduced a new concept for preparing for security risks, "CTEM (Continuous Threat Exposure Management)." proposed. CTEM is the idea of continuously taking inventory of digital assets from an attacker's perspective and managing and evaluating risks. In this video, we will explain the trends in security threats surrounding the Japanese market, as well as the outline and necessity of ASM and CTEM. We will also introduce the usefulness of ULTRE RED in the Japanese financial industry along with implementation examples.