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Understanding Japan's Cyber Threats in 2026: On The Front Lines of Supply Chain Attacks and Geopolitical Risks

Learn the latest intelligence on supply chain vulnerabilities, AI-driven phishing and ransomware trends specifically impacting Japan and the Asia-Pacific region. This webinar is the first Group-IB intelligence briefing dedicated exclusively to a Japanese audience, presenting these findings with Japan-specific context and Japanese subtitles.

On-Demand

· 15 April, 2026

Understanding Japan’s Cyber Threats in 2026: On The Front Lines of Supply Chain Attacks and Geopolitical Risks
Kamo Basentsyan

Regional Head, Business Growth & Customer Operations, CI, APAC

What this webinar covers

In 2026, the cyber threat landscape in Japan has reached a critical inflection point. As supply chain attacks become the primary vector for mass compromise, security leaders must shift from reactive defense to proactive intelligence.

This session – the first Group-IB briefing dedicated exclusively to the Japanese market – provides a data-driven comparison of Japan vs. APAC vs. Global threat actors.

  • Supply Chain Attacks: How a Single Compromise Reaches Thousands of Victims
    Understand how attackers exploit SaaS platforms, open-source repositories, and MSPs to hit thousands of downstream targets via a single entry point.

  • AI-Powered Phishing and Identity Compromise Targeting Japan
    Analysis of how AI bypasses MFA and targets OAuth flows, with a focus on the most targeted sectors: Financial Services, Government, and Manufacturing.

  • Japan vs. Asia-Pacific vs. Global: Reading the Data in Context
    Japan-specific findings from the High-Tech Crime Trends Report 2026 are benchmarked against Asia-Pacific regional data and global trends throughout the webinar. This comparative structure gives security teams the context needed to assess Japan’s relative exposure, identify where threats are accelerating, and prioritize defenses accordingly.

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