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Tokyo Electron issues Information Security Report 2026

Tokyo Electron issues Information Security Report 2026

ReutersReuters2026/09/08 02:19
  • Tokyo Electron issued its Information Security Report 2026, outlining group-wide cybersecurity and information security initiatives.
  • Disclosures focus on governance and risk management structures aligned with management strategy to support business continuity.
  • Measures include stronger global security controls to protect against cyberattacks, physical security risks, manufacturing plants, products.
  • The report also highlights external security engagement, workforce development aimed at lifting security standards across the semiconductor industry.


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