In Tokyo, 31 South Korean and 44 Japanese cybersecurity firms sat down to build trust together
At Japan IT Week in Tokyo, cybersecurity companies from South Korea and Japan met face to face for Security Connect Tokyo 2026 — 31 Korean firms and 44 Japanese ones, sharing what is new in digital defence and hunting for ways to work together. Three Korean companies pitched their technology to the room. 'Japan is an important market where interest and demand for digital transformation and cybersecurity continue to expand,' said KISIA chairman Jin-soo Kim, hoping the exchange builds practical, lasting ties.
The upbeat factorneighbours who compete fiercely, cooperating where it keeps everyone safer.
SDG 17 · Partnerships for the goals — Mechanism: institutional program
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