Policy Finally Revealed! Thorough Explanation of "Security Countermeasure Evaluation System" Overview and Essential Measures!

Sky Co., Ltd. regularly holds "SKYSEA Client View Limited Live Online Seminars" (free of charge) to introduce information leakage countermeasures and IT asset management using its client management software "SKYSEA Client View."

The May seminars will provide a detailed explanation of the "Security Countermeasure Evaluation System for Strengthening Supply Chains (SCS Evaluation System)," which is scheduled to be implemented from the end of fiscal year 2026. Based on the policy finalized in March, we will introduce the required measures and how "SKYSEA Client View" can support them. In addition, seminars will be held on various topics such as basic measures to prevent cyber attacks, preparations to minimize damage, and cybersecurity-related legislation in 2025. Please join us!

SKYSEA Client View Limited Live Online Seminar Details and Application Page

https://www.skyseaclientview.net/event/online/

Seminar Schedule and Overview

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Held on Tuesday, May 12th

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・10:30 AM (approx. 40 minutes)

Looking Back at Cybersecurity Legislation in 2025 Now is a Good Opportunity to Strengthen Security: Organizational Responses Required by Legal Movements

The situation surrounding cyberspace is changing rapidly, and the enactment and revision of cybersecurity laws are progressing. In particular, in 2025, the introduction of "Active Cyber Defense," which enables early detection and response to cyber attacks through public-private collaboration, was decided, indicating that the nation is focusing on strengthening security. While organizations are required to respond to the introduction of new systems, from another perspective, this is an opportunity to strengthen security. Therefore, this seminar will look back at the movements in cybersecurity laws in 2025 and introduce the responses that organizations should take.

・1:15 PM (approx. 40 minutes)

Seminar for New SKYSEA Client View Administrators ～Part 2: Asset Management, Alerting Edition～

This seminar is for new administrators and introduces the asset management functions of "SKYSEA Client View" and basic operational methods such as alerts.

・3:00 PM (approx. 40 minutes)

Cyber Risks Related to AI Use Selected for the First Time! Latest Risks and Countermeasures from "Top 10 Information Security Threats 2026"

Every year, IPA (Information-technology Promotion Agency, Japan) compiles the "Top 10 Information Security Threats," which summarizes threats with significant social impact. In the latest version for organizations announced in 2026, ransomware attacks, which caused large-scale damage in 2025, maintain a high ranking, and cyber risks related to AI use have been selected for the first time. This seminar will cover the top three incidents, including these, and explain their details. In addition, we will introduce effective countermeasures utilizing "SKYSEA Client View."

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Held on Wednesday, May 20th

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・10:30 AM (approx. 40 minutes)

Introduction with Actual Operation Screen! SKYSEA Client View ～IT Asset Management for Information Leakage Countermeasures Edition～

This seminar introduces "SKYSEA Client View" to customers in an easy-to-understand manner by sharing the actual operation screen. This time, we will introduce various functions that can be utilized for grasping IT asset information, which is the basis of security measures, while showing the actual operation screen.

・1:15 PM (approx. 40 minutes)

Pre-preparation Based on "Assuming Attacks" and Countermeasures for "Preventable Attacks" Cyber Attack Preparations and Defense Measures Required Now

The threat of cyber attacks is becoming more serious year by year. A major corporate damage incident that occurred in the autumn of 2025 had a significant impact, spreading throughout society. There are no perfect measures that can 100% prevent sophisticated modern cyber attacks, and it is considered important to create an environment that minimizes damage. On the other hand, it is also true that many damages could have been prevented if countermeasures had been taken. Therefore, this seminar will discuss the preparations for cyber attacks and defense measures required now, starting from the perspective of minimizing damage.