AI InfraSec on IDX: AI Cyber Defense Platform for Japan Government's 17 Priority Digital Cybersecurity Fields Announces 7 New Advisor Models!

AI Data Inc. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; President: Takahito Sasaki; hereinafter "AI Data Inc."), a company specializing in the utilization of corporate data and AI, has begun offering 7 new AI advisor models within "AI InfraSec on IDX," a generative AI integrated security platform specifically for corporations and government agencies, targeting the "Digital Cybersecurity" domain, one of the 17 priority fields in the Japanese government's digital and science and technology strategy.

"AI InfraSec on IDX" is a "7 AI Advisor Integrated Platform" that integrates and structures security-related data, such as vulnerability information, incident logs, security manuals, and training records, which were previously dispersed within organizations, on a knowledge team drive. It consistently supports seven areas: management decision-making, attack prediction, supply chain defense, incident response, national KPI visualization, policy linkage, and intellectual property strategy.

By comprehensively supporting corporations, government agencies, critical infrastructure operators, and security vendors, it aims to advance Japan's cybersecurity ecosystem and improve its international competitiveness.

AI InfraSec on IDX: 7 AI Advisor Integrated System for Digital Cybersecurity https://www.idx.jp/aifactory/list/infrasec/

Background: Cybersecurity as a Top Priority in National Strategy The Japanese government has designated "Digital Cybersecurity" as one of its 17 priority fields, recognizing it as a security technology that supports all social infrastructures, including electricity, telecommunications, finance, medical care, defense, and industrial supply chains. Through the government's cybersecurity strategy and the Digital Rural City National Concept, establishing a prevention-focused security system has been positioned as a critical national issue. However, Japan's cybersecurity sector faces the following structural challenges:

Disconnection of Management Decision-Making: Technical alerts from SOC/CSIRT are not translated into business language, leading to intuitive and ex-post investment decisions.

Data Dispersion: Vulnerability information and incident logs are separated across departments, making integrated risk assessment difficult.

Reliance on Individual Expertise: Over-reliance on the personal knowledge of security personnel, resulting in a lack of organized and standardized response systems.

Lack of Cross-Industry Visibility: Inability to see vulnerabilities across the entire supply chain, posing a risk where a single company's breach directly leads to national risk.

Weakness in Intellectual Property and Technological Sovereignty: Dependence on foreign-made security products, black-boxing of core technologies, and delays in patent strategies lead to a disadvantage in standardization competition.

To solve these challenges, AI InfraSec on IDX incorporates a prevention-focused strategic philosophy—"prevention is the best cure"—into AI, offering the following 7 AI advisor models:

Features of AI InfraSec on IDX: 7 AI Advisor Models

1. Management Cyber Advisor AI Translates technical risks into business risks. Integrates incident logs and vulnerability information on a knowledge team drive, and the AI automatically generates decision-making materials usable in board meetings and management meetings, such as "critical system downtime risk," "sales impact," and "legal/regulatory risk." This transforms investment decisions from "intuition" to "evidence."

2. Attack Prediction Advisor AI Analyzes past incident logs and external threat reports across RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) to identify "highly likely next targets." The AI automatically generates practical response prompts for each anticipated attack scenario (phishing, ransomware, insider threat, etc.) and proposes defense priorities.

3. Supply Chain Advisor AI Integrates connection information with outsourcing partners and suppliers into a knowledge base, and the AI analyzes and presents the risk of cascading breaches. It supports the "priority protection design" for nationally critical companies and infrastructure, aiding in the formulation of cross-industry defense strategies.

4. Incident PMO Advisor AI From incident response history files, the AI automatically generates and proposes updates to manual templates. The AI supports an integrated flow from occurrence to containment, recovery, and public relations/legal/management response, transforming "individualized responses" into "standardized crisis responses."

5. National KPI Advisor AI Based on templates from frameworks such as ISO/IEC 27001, NIST, and CSIRT, the AI generates and organizes audit response documents from uploaded documents. It supports the visualization of industry-specific security response statuses and significantly streamlines compliance operations.

6. Policy Linkage Advisor AI Industry-specific knowledge templates, such as FSA guidelines, Personal Information Protection Law, and factory IoT/OT security regulations, are set on the knowledge team drive. The AI generates and proposes practical security measures documents that comply with the regulatory requirements of each industry, supporting linkage with defense and industrial policies.

7. IP Advisor AI (Tokkyo.AI Collaboration) Supports intellectual property strategies related to AI security and zero trust.