SoftCamp Kicks Off Partner Day Tour in Tokyo, Starting a Japan-Wide Run Across Major Cities
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SoftCamp said it will pursue regional partner collaboration and strengthen local sales capabilities across major Japanese cities.
It held the first event, "SoftCamp Japan Partner Day 2026," in Tokyo on the 16th, and the tour will run a total of 4 times in Tokyo, Fukuoka, Nagoya, and Tokyo.
At the Tokyo event, it demonstrated "SHIELD Gate" and "SHIELD DRM," and at its Japan subsidiary office, it held a presentation on "Korea's AI Industry and AI Security Trends."
SoftCamp said on the 19th that it has launched efforts to strengthen regional partner collaboration and local sales capabilities across major Japanese cities to bolster cooperation with local partners and sales strength in Japan. Accordingly, SoftCamp held the first event, "SoftCamp Japan Partner Day 2026," in Tokyo on the 16th.
The event is titled "SoftCamp Japan Partner Day 2026," and the tour schedule runs from Tokyo to Fukuoka and Nagoya before being held again in Tokyo. The full schedule will consist of 4 touring events.
Through meetings with partners in each region, SoftCamp shares customer needs and sales-floor challenges. At the Tokyo event, it demonstrated its 2 key solutions for the Japanese market, "SHIELD Gate" and "SHIELD DRM."
"SHIELD Gate" is a web-isolation (RBI, Remote Browser Isolation)-based secure remote access service, while "SHIELD DRM" is a cloud document security orchestration solution. Through these solutions, SoftCamp introduced secure access functions for business systems, document protection capabilities in cloud environments, and ways to use those functions. The photo shows Kim Hyeong-soe, head of SoftCamp's Japanese subsidiary, introducing the company and its solutions to local partners at the Tokyo event on the 16th.
SoftCamp said it held a presentation at its Japan subsidiary office on the theme of "Korea's AI Industry and AI Security Trends." At the event, participants examined the possibility of information leakage during AI-based work use, reviewed the risk of external attacks, and discussed security strategies in response.
This presentation was aimed at the Japanese public sector and local government market. The presentation featured Isomura Kazunobu, Lead Specialist at Itochu Techno-Solutions (CTC), and Uno Yukimi, Senior Specialist, who introduced SoftCamp's proposal methods for local customers and approaches for turning them into business opportunities.
SoftCamp plans to continue close communication with regional partners at follow-up events as well. It also plans to introduce solutions from Red PenSoft, SoftCamp's subsidiary and a company specializing in software (SW) supply chain security, at the next Fukuoka event, expanding the scope of customer proposals from access and document security to SW supply chain security.
Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho-jun
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