Tokuji Computer Service Co., Ltd. began offering “TOPLink,” an enterprise IT platform centered on a closed network, on May 7, 2026, to address these challenges.
TOPLink is a redesigned next-generation platform that meets the needs of enterprise IT in the AI era, based on the closed network operation experience that our company has cultivated over approximately 15 years since its predecessor service.
As AI adoption advances, corporate IT needs a “foundation that allows for secure data utilization.” However, in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), networks, security, servers, backups, and AI environments are often implemented separately, leading to a situation where IT management is easily decentralized and dependent on individual expertise.
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Traditionally, corporate IT environments often involved the separate implementation of VPNs, UTMs, cloud services, backups, and AI environments, leading to challenges such as fragmented operational management, incident response, and security policies. Operating each of these services with different vendors and contracts complicates responsibility boundaries and recovery flows, placing a particularly heavy operational burden on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with limited IT staff.
Specific challenges faced by small and medium-sized enterprises include the following:
Network and UTM management are decentralized across different locations.
The VPN-centric configuration is complicating operations.
Our company’s servers are aging.
I have concerns about ransomware countermeasures and recovery systems.
We want to utilize AI, but we have challenges with using internal data and security.
Due to a shortage of dedicated IT personnel, continuous operation is difficult.
TOPLink integrates all of these elements on a closed network, unifying vendors, contracts, and operational management, and realizing an IT infrastructure that can be continuously operated even by small and medium-sized enterprises. It is positioned not merely as a network service, but as a “foundation for the safe and continuous operation of the entire enterprise IT system.”
SOURCE: PRTimes


