Majicemi Co., Ltd.
Held a webinar on the theme of “How to eliminate business downtime due to ransomware attacks”
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Magisemi Co., Ltd. will be holding a webinar on the theme of “How to eliminate business downtime due to ransomware attacks.”
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https://majisemi.com/e/c/canon-its-20240530/M1D ・*This seminar is aimed at those who belong to manufacturing-related companies. We may decline applications from companies that do not fall under this category. Please note. ■Manufacturing industry is the most targeted by ransomware attacks, accounting for 34% of all damages.Cyber attacks, which have been expanding their targets in recent years, are becoming more sophisticated and sophisticated every day, breaking through security such as antivirus software. There are many cases where this is the case. Of these, the biggest threat is “ransomware attacks.” In the current situation where damage is expanding in Japan, the manufacturing industry is particularly vulnerable to attacks and damage. According to the “Situation of Threats Surrounding Cyberspace in 2025” announced by the National Police Agency in March 2024, of the 197 ransomware incidents reported to the National Police Agency in 2023, the breakdown by industry shows that: The manufacturing industry had the largest number of cases at 67, accounting for 34% of the total. Furthermore, by size, small and medium-sized enterprises accounted for 102 cases, more than half of the total, and ransomware damage has become an important issue for many companies and
organizations. In the manufacturing industry, where many suppliers and subcontractors work together to form an extensive supply chain, if a production line is stopped due to a security breach, the impact is far-reaching and can result in significant losses. Additionally, if sensitive data such as CAD data is encrypted, you may be required to pay a huge amount in return. Manufacturing companies need to protect themselves from such threats by strengthening security measures throughout the supply chain and educating employees. ■How to prevent infection damage from “unknown ransomware” Among ransomware attacks that are becoming more sophisticated, “unknown ransomware” is particularly dangerous. They often use new techniques and encryption techniques that can evade detection by existing antivirus software. Additionally, since damage is difficult to detect early and difficult to deal with, it often takes time to take appropriate countermeasures and patches, increasing the risk of giving time for data to be encrypted after infection. Furthermore, in order to avoid business interruptions even in the event of an infection, it is important to quickly recover from damage and ensure business continuity. Even with unknown and high-risk ransomware, it is necessary to minimize the damage caused by the infection by implementing security measures that can respond quickly and effectively. In the manufacturing industry, systems are operated and managed individually at each site, such as factories and manufacturing sites. Most malware infiltrates
organizations through endpoints such as PCs used by employees, so “strengthening endpoint security” is an important first step to preventing the spread of infection. ■Explaining the current state of ransomware attacks and ways to strengthen endpoint security
measures.This seminar will be held for those who belong to
manufacturing-related companies, which are the most targeted by ransomware attacks. In addition to explaining the latest ransomware attack situation, we also propose “AppCheck,” ransomware protection software for endpoints that helps minimize infection damage. In the unlikely event that ransomware infiltrates your current security environment, we can handle unknown ransomware using our unique situational awareness technology. The real-time file backup and restore function allows you to restore files to their pre-encrypted state and continue business operations with zero downtime. In addition, it can be installed as an add-on to antivirus products and operates easily without the need for signature updates, making it an ideal solution for small and medium-sized organizations. If you are a company of any size and would like to learn how to minimize the damage from ransomware attacks that are creeping up on you, please join us. (Click here for details and to apply)
https://majisemi.com/e/c/canon-its-20240530/M1D ■Organizer: Canon IT Solutions Inc. ■Co-organizer: JSecurity Inc. ■Cooperation: Open Source Utilization Research Institute, Inc. Majisemi Co., Ltd. The company Majisemi will continue to hold webinars that are “useful to participants.” ★For applications for other webinars and videos and materials from past seminars, please see below★
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