TWOSTONE Sync Partners With Cybersecurity Cloud

TWOSTONE Sync Co., Ltd., a group company of TWOSTONE&Sons Co., Ltd., has entered into a business alliance with Cybersecurity Cloud Co., Ltd., a global security manufacturer that develops web security businesses.

Through this partnership, TWOSTONE Sync will begin offering web security services, including its cloud-based WAF “Attack Blocker.” Furthermore, by combining the IT talent network of the TWOSTONE&Sons Group with the security products and expertise of Cybersecurity Cloud, we will support our client companies’ web security measures from implementation to ongoing operation.

Cybersecurity Cloud detects and blocks attacks on websites and web applications.

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TWOSTONE Sync is a web security company that provides services such as the cloud-based WAF “Attack Blocker,” “WafCharm” which automates the operation of WAFs on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, the vulnerability information collection and management tool “SIDfm,” and the public cloud environment fully managed security service “CloudFastener.” In this business partnership, TWOSTONE Sync will provide these services through a single point of contact, from formulating corporate business strategies and security policies to implementation and operational stabilization. TWOSTONE Sync will be responsible for identifying customer issues, formulating policies, selecting services, and supporting stabilization, while Cybersecurity Cloud will provide security products and technical support. Furthermore, by combining the IT talent network of the TWOSTONE&Sons Group with the expertise and technical capabilities of Cybersecurity Cloud, we will be able to address the diverse security challenges of customer companies and support the continuous operation of web security.

Websites and cloud-based services have become crucial business foundations. Meanwhile, the IPA (Information-technology Promotion Agency, Japan)’s “Top 10 Information Security Threats 2026” commentary [Organization Edition] lists “cyber risks surrounding the use of AI” as the third-ranked threat for organizations (a first-time selection), and “attacks exploiting system vulnerabilities” as the fourth-ranked threat . To prepare for these threats, it is important to understand the risks lurking in your own systems, such as vulnerabilities and misconfigurations, and to take countermeasures according to priority. It is necessary to eliminate vulnerabilities through software updates and modifications, combine attack detection and blocking by WAFs, and review of cloud environment settings, and continuously implement countermeasures in line with changing threats and system environments.

Source: PRTimes