Cyber Threats in the Age of AI : What Japanese Companies in Europe Should Revisit First About Overseas Operations
Is Your Overseas Site the Weakest Link? Why Visibility and Governance Come Before Defense
"Our local systems are running fine — so we should be okay, right?" If that sounds familiar, your overseas operations may be more exposed than you think. VPN-connected subsidiaries, EDI-linked suppliers, and vendor remote access lines are all potential entry points for attackers — and a breach at a single site can bring down your entire group.
This webinar is structured in two parts. In the first half, we look at how AI is reshaping the cyber threat landscape and how the industry is responding, illustrated through real incident cases from overseas sites. In the second half, we turn to European site security itself — how to think about it, how to communicate with Japan HQ, and where responsibilities should be divided — before introducing a practical first step: the Overseas Site Security Audit.
This webinar is for:
- Those responsible for IT or security at overseas subsidiaries or regional headquarters
- Those who want to understand the real risks hiding in their group's cross-site connections
- Those who feel security measures are in place, but are not confident they are actually working
Details
- Duration:60 minutes ( playback speed can be adjusted )
- Fee: Free
- Language : Japanese (Please contact us if you require English)
- How to watch: Please register via the viewing application form.
Organizer: Information Development Europe B.V.
Program
1. Cyber Threats in the AI Era and Real-World Incidents
- Welcome & Introduction
- Core Message: How a Problem at "One Site" Can Bring the Entire Group to a Halt
- Incident Cases That Actually Occurred at Overseas Sites
- The Current Security Landscape and Changes Driven by AI
2. Rethinking Security for European Sites
- How to Think About Security at European Sites, including Communication with Japan HQ and Separation of Duties
- The Option of a Preliminary Assessment / Summary
< Presenter >
Information Development Europe B.V.
Security Solutions Architect
Kazu Kaneki
