KISA Hosts Korean Cybersecurity Business Day in Tokyo
Seven Korean security firms held one-on-one consultations with Japanese buyers during the October 20 event, according to dailysecu.com.
KISA (Korea Internet & Security Agency) and Korea's Ministry of Science and ICT held the K-Cybersecurity Business Day in Japan 2026 in Tokyo on October 20, according to dailysecu.com. The event was organized to support Korean security companies seeking to enter the Japanese market.
On the morning of October 20, seven Korean security companies held one-on-one business consultations with Japanese buyers. The seven were SOMANSA, Stealien, ICTK, S2W, AI Spera, Genians and QuadMiners.
An afternoon seminar featured JETRO and IPA, covering Japanese ICT and cybersecurity market trends and providing entry information for foreign firms.
Startups to visit Japanese companies
On October 21, six Korean security startups were scheduled to visit Japanese companies directly: 78ResearchLab, MalwareBusters, YATAV, Re:Trust, Konik Glory and Tatum.
Since 2025, KISA has run export consultation events connecting Korean security companies with local institutions and firms at overseas strategic hubs. In June 2026 the program was held in Indonesia, and in August 2026 in Costa Rica. Japan IT Week and Security Days Fall are being held in Tokyo from October 21 to 23, 2026.
Quick answers
When was the K-Cybersecurity Business Day in Japan 2026 held?
It was held in Tokyo on October 20, 2026, hosted by KISA and Korea's Ministry of Science and ICT.
Which Korean companies took part?
SOMANSA, Stealien, ICTK, S2W, AI Spera, Genians and QuadMiners held one-on-one consultations. Six startups — 78ResearchLab, MalwareBusters, YATAV, Re:Trust, Konik Glory and Tatum — were scheduled to visit Japanese companies on October 21.