FlashLabs Opens OrcaCyber Japan Recovery Program for Attack Victims
The program puts a cybersecurity-specialized AI model in front of Japanese victim organizations at no purchase obligation, at a time when the article says attack reports against companies and educational institutions keep arriving.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
FlashLabs has opened the OrcaCyber Japan Recovery Program on OrcaRouter, the AI inference gateway it provides for the Japanese market. Domestic organizations confirmed to have suffered cyberattack damage can receive OrcaCyber Zero credits worth 500,000 to 2,000,000 yen, valid for 90 days, with no purchase obligation. Intended uses are cyber investigations, vulnerability analysis, recovery support, and security reviews, and participants may choose full confidentiality.
OrcaRouter is the AI inference gateway developed by the U.S. research institute Continuum AI and provided by FlashLabs for Japan. The program gives confirmed victim organizations credits toward OrcaCyber Zero, a cybersecurity-specialized model, with activation handled immediately and victim organizations given priority onboarding. The stated aim is to make AI support available at each stage after an attack, from investigation and analysis through recovery and review, and to shorten the time to recovery.
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