AI Security, a Japanese security consulting firm founded in 2021, has begun distributing Digital Arts' web and email security products to its customers.
The move expands AI Security's portfolio beyond pure consulting into managed security solutions, combining Digital Arts' established software (i-FILTER and m-FILTER) with AI Security's own consulting expertise to help Japanese enterprises combat rising cyberattacks and data breaches.
What happened
AI Security, a Tokyo-based security consulting firm, has started offering Digital Arts' web and email security products—including i-FILTER (web security) and m-FILTER (email security)—to provide customers with a broader range of security solutions.
Why it matters
Cyberattacks are becoming more sophisticated and cloud services are spreading, making data breach prevention and security strengthening more critical for companies. By combining Digital Arts' established products with its own security consulting and AI security expertise, AI Security can now address a wider range of customer security needs in a single partnership.
What to watch
AI Security plans to go beyond simple product installation, offering customized operational design, post-deployment support, and integrated consulting to help enterprises protect critical information assets against evolving cyber threats.
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AI Security was founded in 2021 with a focus on "Security for AI"—addressing security risks that emerge as AI and machine learning models evolve. The company has built its strength through security consulting, threat modeling, risk assessment, and zero-trust environment deployment. By partnering with Digital Arts, a long-established information security software maker (founded 1995) with deep expertise in web, email, and file security, AI Security expands beyond pure consulting into a more integrated service model. This partnership reflects the market backdrop the body describes: as cyberattacks grow more sophisticated and cloud adoption spreads, enterprises increasingly need both specialized consulting and proven, manageable security tools deployed together. AI Security's stated commitment to expand its solution lineup and service offerings going forward suggests this Digital Arts distribution is the first step in a broader strategy to become a more comprehensive security partner to Japanese enterprises.
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