About Fujitsu
Fujitsu sells security services that combine physical and cyber security with advanced solutions and expert consulting. Fujitsu says that as digitalization advances, security challenges grow. Fujitsu provides 24/7 monitoring, threat detection, and recovery.[1]
Fujitsu's security work covers safeguarding against data leaks and unauthorized access and building secure cloud environments. Fujitsu's security offering includes proactive cyber defense for an organization's systems, data, and assets. Fujitsu's security offering includes expert consulting that supports new and ongoing security services. Fujitsu says its expertise helps organizations reduce risks, strengthen resilience, and drive secure digital transformation.[1]
Fujitsu says organizations face management challenges, including the digitalization of device operations and the need to support evolving work models. Fujitsu delivers managed infrastructure services to streamline edge device operations and facilitate secure remote work. Fujitsu's managed infrastructure services include proactive support, monitoring, maintenance services and lifecycle management for hybrid IT.[5]
Fujitsu was chosen as a key strategic partner to develop and reform Helsinki's ICT infrastructure and basic IT services. The City of Helsinki is Finland's largest service organization, with 39,000 employees and an IT spend of over €200m. For the city, Fujitsu is to give user support services to all the city's personnel and monitor Data Security threats 24/7.[6]
GK Software partnered with Fujitsu and XM Cyber to transform its security approach. GK Software's team focused on attack choke points and proactive prevention. Fujitsu says its portfolio of data and security solutions runs from data integration and secure asset management to Edgeware and cyber security. Fujitsu's defence approach includes implementation of Zero Trust Architecture frameworks. Fujitsu's defence approach includes secure migrations and managing sensitive data in compliance with the Essential Eight. Fujitsu secured a classified contract with the Australian Department of Defence to deliver IT integration services for the Royal Australian Air Force's MC-55A Peregrine aircraft under the AIR555 program.[1][7]
Fujitsu started in Japan in 1935. Fujitsu has offices in countries all around the world, and offices in most European countries. Fujitsu says it has five decades of experience in the Asia Pacific region and provides integrated IT, telecommunications and networking solutions there. Fujitsu Caribbean is a wholly owned subsidiary of the US$47-billion Fujitsu Group and a part of Fujitsu North America. Fujitsu Caribbean says it delivers Business and Application Services and Cloud Solutions.[1][6]
Fujitsu on the record