Webinar Announcement: 'How Long Will You Continue Manual Vulnerability Response?'

Webinar Announcement: 'How Long Will You Continue Manual Vulnerability Response?'

- Based on 'PDQ Connect,' which launched in the Japanese market in May 2026, this webinar will explain the automation of vulnerability responses. PDQ Connect is a solution that realizes easy vulnerability management starting from 100 devices.

Delay in vulnerability response increases attack risk Cyberattacks are becoming more sophisticated year by year, requiring immediate measures. In particular, attacks exploiting vulnerabilities, which can be the gateway for ransomware, pose a high threat and require urgent action. In fact, there are cases where vulnerabilities become targets immediately after they are disclosed, making it easy for countermeasures to lag in traditional operations where information is confirmed before individual responses proceed. Under these circumstances, quickly grasping terminal status and proceeding with necessary updates in the appropriate order has become an important theme regardless of company size.

Manual operations cannot keep up with identification or application On the other hand, many companies still handle vulnerability responses manually in the field. There are multiple processes involved in identifying which terminals are affected, researching necessary patches, requesting application, and confirming the results. It is often difficult for limited personnel to handle this continuously. Especially in companies that have not introduced dedicated asset management tools or large-scale operation infrastructure, terminal management itself is often insufficient, easily leading to delayed update decisions or patch application.

Automating everything from terminal identification to patch application In this seminar, we will explain how to automate the process from identifying target terminals to patch application using PDQ Connect. By visualizing vulnerability information and target terminals, organizing the terminals to be addressed, and streamlining patch application and update work, we will introduce methods to suppress operational load while reducing response delays. The content will provide concrete considerations for companies that feel the limits of manual work or want to start vulnerability response automation in a realistic form.

Organizer OceanBridge Inc. ■ Cooperation Majisemi Co., Ltd.