PIOLINK participated in the Security Days 2020 following 2018 and 2019.

This spring event was held on February 8 at the JP Tower in Tokyo.

PIOLINK displayed its cloud-managed switch, TiFRONT (TiFRONT) products.

It demonstrated remote management, setup, interlocking behavior, and alarms with the management system TiController and introduced that it can be installed in a cloud-type and deployable manner.

It also used monitors to explain how security threats and traffic collection results are presented.

The event used the concept of "5S" to introduce TiFRONT.

5S stands for five Japanese words starting with S, 整理, 整頓, 清掃, 清潔, 清潔, 清潔 and しつけ (Japanese special words such as education and teaching).

Activities introduced to maintain a clean and clean environment in complex working environments such as factories and manufacturing, 5S activities that were used only in manufacturing have been described as Tiffront switches in line with network and security.

More than the last Security Days, there were many questions about how the TiFRONT judged the attack and how far it was possible to manage the terminal.

Customers feel they need to take action on internal network security, and there are a lot of questions about security switches.

In particular, what is the difference between security switches of third-party companies, and what internal measures can be done with the TiFRONT as a business, I would like to introduce them to dealerships. There were some who gave active opinions.

The cloud security switch closely monitors connected terminals, traffic, etc. and blocks access to unauthorized terminals and the spread of networks of lansomware and harmful traffic.

Following last spring's event, participants also responded positively to the cloud security switch with an internal network security solution, successfully completing the exhibition booth operation.