Data Protection companies in Japan
Browse 16 data protection specialists covering privacy, encryption, backup and GDPR programmes in Japan. Compare compliance frameworks, products and technology partners.
Showing 12 of 16 companies
CompanyWhat they do
- TNTXOne NetworksIrving, United StatesOT/ICS Security · Endpoint Security +4 more
- KNKnowBe4Clearwater, United StatesSecurity Awareness · Email Security +3 more
- CHEQTel Aviv, IsraelApplication Security · Identity & Access +2 more
- DIDeep InstinctNew York, United StatesEndpoint Security · Cloud Security +2 more
- SOCRadarMiddletown, United StatesThreat Intelligence · Detection & Response +3 more

- OPSWATTampa, United StatesNetwork Security · Endpoint Security +7 more
- IIi-Sprint InnovationsSingapore, SingaporeIdentity & Access · Application Security +2 more
- MobileumCupertino, United StatesNetwork Security · Threat Intelligence +3 more

- AGATMECS GlobalSanta Clara, United StatesManaged Security · Detection & Response +7 more
- Cato NetworksTel Aviv, IsraelNetwork Security · Cloud Security +4 more

- NUNuixSydney, AustraliaDigital Forensics · Data Protection +2 more
- RubrikPalo Alto, United StatesData Protection · Detection & Response +3 more
Data Protection companies in Japan at a glance
Of the 16 Data Protection companies in Japan, the most common security domains are Detection & Response (63%), Threat Intelligence (56%) and Application Security (50%).
Security domains
- Detection & Response63%
- Threat Intelligence56%
- Application Security50%
- Network Security44%
- Identity & Access44%
Offering types
- Software94%
- Professional Services63%
- Training31%
- Hardware19%
- Managed Services19%
Customer segments
- Enterprise100%
- Public Sector44%
- Critical Infrastructure25%
- SMB13%
Compliance frameworks
- HIPAA25%
- PCI DSS25%
- GDPR25%
- CCPA19%
- Common Criteria13%
Top cities
- Tel Aviv13%
- San Jose13%
Size
- 1001-5000 employees25%
- 5000+ employees25%
Most held certifications
- ISO 2700119%
Key facts
- 6% run a 24/7 SOC
- 94% name their products
- 75% name technology partners
Figures from all 16 companies, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.