[August Webinars]
How to Protect Telework from Rapidly Increasing Cyberattacks.
Full explanations with examples, including that of the "GIGA School Program" being implemented

Information security solution provider Digital Arts, Inc. (headquartered in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan; CEO: Toshio Dogu; hereinafter referred to as "Digital Arts"; Code 2326) will be holding webinars on how to protect your company's telework environments against cyberattacks. Using examples, these webinars will explain how to telework without hindering "smooth" access to email and the web, and without compromising workflow, safety or security measures against the nearly triple number of cyberattacks in 2020.

Due to the rapid implementation of telework as a preventative measure against the spread of COVID-19, cyberattacks have increased by approximately 2.7 times* since last year. As the use of virtual desktops, secure browsers and company computers at home has increased, attacks on system vulnerabilities with the aim of securing information stored in the cloud have intensified, resulting in enormous damage. Our webinars will contain thorough explanations on what attackers target, and the risks and use cases of telework environments, in addition to practical examples of telework methods that don't compromise safety or workflow. Furthermore, for educational institutions, there are also webinars that showcase examples from Digital Arts of security measures for the GIGA School Program, and look at how to set up our products used in the program.

• * According to a survey by the JPCERT Coordination Center, there were 10,416 reports of damage from cyberattack between April and　June 2020, an increase of approx. 2.7 times from 3,830 in the same period in 2019 (from the "JPCERT/CC Incident Handling Report").