Sparrow Targets Japan With AI Code Security Through “Sparrow MCP”
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Sparrow will participate in Security Days Fall 2026, which will be held from the 21st to the 23rd at Takanawa Gateway Convention Center in Tokyo, Japan.
At the event, it will operate a standalone booth and showcase the AI-generated code security assistant Sparrow MCP and the integrated application security testing solution Sparrow Enterprise.
In addition, local partner VeriServe will present vulnerability management measures for responding to the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), and Sparrow plans to expand its push into the Japanese market and strengthen partner cooperation.
Sparrow announced on the 19th that it will take part in the Tokyo schedule of Security Days, Japan’s flagship cybersecurity exhibition. Sparrow will participate in Security Days Fall 2026, which will be held from the 21st to the 23rd at Takanawa Gateway Convention Center in Tokyo, Japan.
Security Days is Japan’s leading cybersecurity exhibition, held every spring and fall. The event runs for about 3 to 4 weeks and is held sequentially in major cities, including Tokyo and Osaka.
At this event, Sparrow will operate a standalone booth. At the booth, it will unveil the AI-generated code security assistant Sparrow MCP and showcase Sparrow MCP and Sparrow Enterprise, an integrated application security testing solution, as exhibition products.
Sparrow will exhibit its security products at this year’s Security Days schedule in Tokyo. Through this, Sparrow is stepping up its push into the Japanese market.
At the event, Sparrow MCP and Sparrow Enterprise will be presented together, with Sparrow MCP making its first unveiling in the Japanese market. Sparrow MCP connects with AI coding agents and controls security issues in the code generation process. It also analyzes source code and open source immediately after code generation to identify vulnerability information.
Sparrow Enterprise is an integrated application security testing solution. The solution provides a single environment for analyzing and managing source code, open source, and web vulnerabilities. It also automatically generates software bills of materials (SBOM) in various formats, and supports vulnerability management based on exploit prediction scoring system (EPSS) information and known exploited vulnerabilities (KEV) information by providing EPSS and KEV data.
In addition, Sparrow’s local partner VeriServe will present vulnerability management measures for responding to the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). The target audience is Japanese companies supplying products to Europe. VeriServe will introduce vulnerability analysis, open source management, and SBOM generation and management methods using Sparrow Enterprise.
Sparrow CEO Jang Il-su said he hopes Sparrow MCP will help strengthen security during the development stage as AI transformation advances in the Japanese market, and added that, using Security Days as an opportunity, the company plans to strengthen cooperation with partners and support software supply chain protection for local Japanese companies.
Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho-jun
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