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Hitachi Launches AI Service for Vulnerability and Patch Analysis

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Hitachi has launched an AI agent-based vulnerability and patch search analysis reporting service as part of its HMAX Cyber operational resilience lineup. The service is designed to help companies respond to advanced cyber threats by collecting and analyzing large volumes of security information around the clock. Japan Exchange Group has begun using the service as its first customer, which operates the Tokyo Stock Exchange, Osaka Exchange, and Tokyo Commodity Exchange.

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The service aims to improve vulnerability risk assessments, which traditionally required extensive manual work. During a trial, the adoption of the service by Japan Exchange Group cut vulnerability information gathering time by approximately 80%, reducing daily work from 2.5 hours to about 0.5 hours.

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  • Tokyo Commodity ExchangeSpeculative

    The operational efficiency gains demonstrated in the trial could be applied to manage risks across the commodity exchange.

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