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DTS Corporation has teamed up with Gran Security to beef up its cybersecurity portfolio, by bringing in Mitokude, which is a Japan developed Attack Surface and Risk Management service (ASRM). The idea behind the partnership is basically to help organizations, keep spotting evaluating and managing internet facing assets and vulnerabilities, while cyber threats keep getting more advanced, and more unpredictable.
Honestly the push for continuous attack surface monitoring has really accelerated lately. A lot of businesses are leaning harder on cloud services, SaaS applications, and hybrid work setups, and all of that tends to stretch the environment wider. As a result, there are more externally exposed assets, plus more blind spots like shadow IT, so it becomes harder to hold onto a clean and constant picture of the overall security posture.
Mitokude gives organizations visibility into assets that are publicly reachable, it spots vulnerabilities, ranks risks, and backs remediation with expert guidance. Rather than looking at security like a one-time checkpoint, this service is more about continuous observation and day to day risk management.
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DTS plans to combine Mitokude with its existing consulting, infrastructure, and managed security capabilities to deliver a more complete security offering. This partnership kind of extends DTS presence in the ASRM space, while at same time it helps customers bolster detection, sort and prioritize, and then respond to those new and emerging cyber risks.
The companies also confirmed that Mitokude will be showcased at the Insurance EXPO 2026, planned for July 23. So attendees will get to see the platform working in real life, not just slides and stuff.
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