CNSecurity to Launch DustEYE CTI Platform in Japan in Q4 2026
CNSecurity unveiled its new threat intelligence platform DustEYE at Security Days Fall 2026 Osaka and will expand to South Korea in Q1 2027.
CNSecurity presented its new cyber threat intelligence platform DustEYE at Security Days Fall 2026 Osaka, held on October 14, 2026 at the Kongre Convention Center inside Grand Front Osaka, and announced plans to launch the platform first in Japan in the fourth quarter of 2026, followed by expansion to the South Korean market in the first quarter of 2027.
The company is developing DustEYE to monitor and manage infostealer-stolen data, leaked account credentials, typosquatting and impersonation domains, threat information circulating on the deep web, dark web and Telegram, and signs of website defacement. CNSecurity will work with Japanese local partner SouthPlume on customer acquisition, technical support, service verification and commercialization.
Founded in 2006, CNSecurity has spent about 20 years collecting and analyzing cyber threat information. Through its existing CTI service SIPS, the company has analyzed threat data gathered from Chinese hacker communities, black markets, the deep web, the dark web and Telegram, and provided it to South Korean companies and institutions.
CNSecurity previously sought entry into the Japanese market by participating in the international security conference CODE BLUE and signing distribution agreements with local companies.
Quick answers
When will DustEYE launch in Japan?
CNSecurity plans to launch DustEYE first in Japan in the fourth quarter of 2026.
When will DustEYE come to South Korea?
The company plans to expand the platform to the South Korean market in the first quarter of 2027.
Who is CNSecurity's partner in Japan?
CNSecurity will collaborate with Japanese local partner SouthPlume on customer acquisition, technical support, service verification and commercialization.