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This partnership integrates KELA's Cyber Threat Intelligence and Attack Surface Management tools into Fujitsu's Japanese operations to enable Active Cyber Defense against threats amplified by generative AI and complex supply chains. The move represents a strategic expansion of MSSP capabilities that prioritizes proactive visibility over traditional perimeter-based security models.
Fujitsu will now resell KELA’s threat intelligence in Japan
KELA K.K. and Fujitsu Limited entered into a collaboration agreement for the deployment of KELA Group cybersecurity solutions in the Japanese market. The agreement includes a reseller model, where Fujitsu resells and expands KELA solutions, and a Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) model, utilizing KELA Group technologies like Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI), Attack Surface Management (ASM), and Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM).
Fujitsu will now resell threat intelligence from KELA K.K., a Japanese entity of Israeli firm KELA Inc., bringing dark web monitoring and attack surface management tools to the Japanese market. The collaboration, documented September 25, 2026, aims to shift Japanese enterprises and infrastructure operators toward “Active Cyber Defense (ACD)”, proactively identifying attacker activity before breaches occur. KELA intends to combine its…
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