Aminoya Co., Ltd. (Chuo-ku, Tokyo; hereinafter 'Aminoya'; Tokyo Growth Market: 4258) has released a case study on Nanjyo Equipment Industrial Co., Ltd., a company engaged in the development and manufacturing of automotive interior components. To address increasing cyber threats without a dedicated security team, Nanjyo adopted Aminoya's cloud-based CSIRT service 'SecuSapo' and the 'SentinelOne (EDR) Operation Service.' By outsourcing security operations to experts, the company achieved a proactive defense system that avoids overburdening internal staff.
Challenges Faced
- Limited staff handling multiple roles made it difficult to conduct specialized monitoring and operations
- Inability to keep up with high volumes of alerts, increasing the risk of missing critical incidents
- Frequent emergency incident responses disrupted scheduled work
- Ongoing anxiety about potential undetected breaches
Benefits After Implementation
- Centralized monitoring and response handled by experts, significantly reducing operational workload
- Detection and identification of unauthorized access attempts that would have otherwise gone unnoticed
- Emergency responses managed externally, enabling planned tasks to proceed as scheduled
- Clear identification of security improvement points through regular ASM and vulnerability assessments
Details of the successful implementation case are available here
Background of Implementation
Founded in 1915, Nanjyo Equipment Industrial Co., Ltd. is a long-established manufacturer whose core business includes the design, development, and manufacturing of automotive interior parts such as door trims. As a key player in the supply chain, maintaining information security is a critical management issue. However, the Information Technology Group within the IT Promotion Department handles server and network management, PC setup, and security with a small team, making it difficult to assign dedicated personnel. Feeling the limits in responding to increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks, the company made the decision to outsource security operations to external experts.
Details of the successful implementation case are available here
Comment from the Responsible Executive
"It's as if we've gained an additional dedicated security team member. We can strengthen our defenses without overburdening our internal staff."
About the Cloud CSIRT Service 'SecuSapo'
A service that provides essential security operations across prevention, detection, and response phases—including SOC setup and operation, and incident analysis—via a fixed monthly fee. The service supports in-house security personnel through collaborative, hands-on assistance to jointly improve organizational security levels.
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About the 'SentinelOne Operation Service'
A next-generation endpoint protection (EDR) solution featuring AI-powered autonomous detection and response. Aminoya handles monitoring and operations on behalf of the customer, enabling endpoint protection with reduced operational burden by delegating event assessment and response.
Learn more about SentinelOne Operation Service
About Aminoya Co., Ltd.
"A society where everyone can enjoy security through automation." Aminoya is one of Japan's few cybersecurity companies that handles end-to-end planning and sales of security products and services. Leveraging proprietary technologies such as AI and cloud networks, the company drives 'security automation' and comprehensively supports organizational cybersecurity through consulting, implementation, operations, and education. In an era where everyone is a potential target of cyberattacks, Aminoya aims to realize a society where everyone can access high-level security.
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- Source: PR TIMES
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