Vulnerability Management Cloud 'yamory' Launches 'Emergency Response Plan for Financial Institutions' in Response to FSA and Bank of Japan Request

Assured Inc. (Headquarters: Shibuya, Tokyo; President and Representative Director: Atsushi Omori) has announced that its vulnerability management cloud service, 'yamory,' has begun providing an 'Emergency Response Plan for Financial Institutions' effective today. This follows the request issued on May 22, 2026, by the Financial Services Agency (FSA) and the Bank of Japan, titled 'Short-term Responses for Financial Institutions Regarding Threat Changes Posed by Frontier AI.'

Response to Frontier AI and Risk-Based Approaches The rapid development of 'Frontier AI' has brought cyber threats against financial institutions to an unprecedented phase. It is noted that Frontier AI excels at discovering vulnerabilities and generating sophisticated attack code, potentially drastically shortening the time from vulnerability discovery to actual attacks. To address these threats, it is urgent for financial institutions to establish systems capable of immediate action. 'yamory' is offering this special plan to meet these requirements.

Overview of the 'Emergency Response Plan for Financial Institutions' 1. Immediate Provision of Speed Assessment Environments We have established a framework for faster account issuance and initial scanning than usual. 2. Risk-Based Operation Advisory for 'Massive Vulnerabilities' Our expert team will work alongside your organization to ensure rapid operational adoption. 3. Support for Executive Report Creation We support the creation of executive reports required following vulnerability detection.

Scope of Support 'yamory' supports the following: - Treating Frontier AI response as a management issue (KPI visualization, etc.) - Identifying priority services/systems for response - Eliminating technical debt (visualization of unapplied patches, etc.) - Risk-based operations (CISA KEV integration, proprietary scoring, etc.)