Effective date
April 4, 2026
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Information Security Policy
The Japanese Information Security Policy is the controlling version. This English page highlights the governance model, technical safeguards, incident response structure, and continuity planning approach.
Security lead
Haruki Ogasawara
Public contact
contact@jpsm.ne.jp
Controlling version
Japanese policy text
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What this page covers
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1. Governance and scope
Security is managed as an organization-wide responsibility covering public routes, cloud services, code repositories, support systems, vendors, and personal data handling. Management oversight is combined with operational review so that security decisions are not left to a single tool or individual.
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2. Core safeguards
Controls include role-based access restriction, authentication, encryption, logging, monitoring, segmentation, vulnerability handling, backup management, and supplier review. The selected safeguards depend on the sensitivity and business impact of each information asset.
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3. Incident response and continuity
Events are managed through detection, analysis, containment, eradication, recovery, notification where required, and recurrence prevention. Business continuity planning is used to prioritize restoration of high-impact public routes when major disruption occurs.
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4. Reporting route
Security questions and responsible disclosures can be sent to contact@jpsm.ne.jp. This English summary is dated April 4, 2026, while the Japanese Information Security Policy remains the controlling version.
1. Governance and scope
Security is managed as an organization-wide responsibility covering public routes, cloud services, code repositories, support systems, vendors, and personal data handling. Management oversight is combined with operational review so that security decisions are not left to a single tool or individual.
2. Core safeguards
Controls include role-based access restriction, authentication, encryption, logging, monitoring, segmentation, vulnerability handling, backup management, and supplier review. The selected safeguards depend on the sensitivity and business impact of each information asset.
3. Incident response and continuity
Events are managed through detection, analysis, containment, eradication, recovery, notification where required, and recurrence prevention. Business continuity planning is used to prioritize restoration of high-impact public routes when major disruption occurs.
4. Reporting route
Security questions and responsible disclosures can be sent to contact@jpsm.ne.jp. This English summary is dated April 4, 2026, while the Japanese Information Security Policy remains the controlling version.
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