Trend Micro Plans Up to ¥10 Billion in Security Credits for Japan

Oct 19, 2026
Trend Micro plans to offer up to ¥10 billion in licensing credits and technical support to help Japanese organizations modernize their cybersecurity.

Trend Micro plans to provide up to ¥10 billion in licensing credits through its Japan Cyber Resilience Initiative, the company announced in a press release. The credits will help eligible Japanese organizations adopt and expand protection through the TrendAI Vision One security platform.

The program will also offer up to 10 days of professional services through partners. Forward deployed engineers and technical specialists will help participating organizations assess exposures, identify security gaps and deploy security tools, with initial priority given to critical infrastructure, large enterprises and their supply chains.

Small and medium sized businesses can receive a 60 day trial of Worry Free Business Security Services. Consumers in Japan can receive 90 days of free access to the Trend Micro ScamCheck mobile app. Both offers must begin by December 31, 2026.

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