Fujitsu and Dentsu Soken launch new cybersecurity services

Fujitsu Limited has launched a comprehensive cybersecurity service designed to support organizations, particularly critical infrastructure providers, in detecting and responding to cyber threats. The service integrates dark web monitoring, attack surface management (ASM), and threat hunting. Through a collaboration with KELA, the service utilizes threat intelligence from underground forums to monitor for leaked credentials and signs of attack. Additionally, Fujitsu’s white-hat hacker team will analyze monitoring data and cloud audit logs to identify hidden threats that bypass standard alerts.

Dentsu Soken Inc. has introduced consulting services to assist companies in complying with the Security Control System (SCS) evaluation framework, which is expected to be fully operational by the end of fiscal year 2026. Aimed primarily at the manufacturing and automotive sectors, the service provides end-to-end support including gap analysis, improvement planning, and assistance with evaluation applications. The consulting leverages expertise from the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association guidelines to help companies achieve high-level security ratings and strengthen supply chain resilience.