SkyCloud Computing Expands into Japan IT Week Spring 2026: Strengthening Japan’s Cybersecurity Ecosystem with CDN and DDoS Protection

As enterprise services continue to digitalize, websites and cloud platforms have become critical infrastructure for business operations. In highly digitalized markets such as Japan, the demand for website performance, system stability, and cybersecurity protection continues to grow. However, alongside the rapid development of digital services, the risks of cyberattacks and service disruptions are also increasing. Ensuring website performance, system stability, and security protection has therefore become a key challenge that enterprises must address during their digital transformation journey.

To expand into overseas markets and strengthen international collaboration, SkyCloud Computing will participate in Japan IT Week Spring 2026 in Tokyo, showcasing its technical capabilities in CDN acceleration and DDoS protection to Japanese enterprises and the cybersecurity industry, while actively expanding its presence in Japan’s cybersecurity ecosystem.

From CDN to DDoS Protection: Building Stable Digital Infrastructure

As enterprise websites and online services continue to grow, CDN and DDoS protection have become essential infrastructure for ensuring the stable operation of digital services.

※ CDN (Content Delivery Network):
Accelerates content delivery through globally distributed nodes, reducing data transmission distance and improving website speed and user experience.
※ DDoS (Distributed Denial-of-Service) Protection:
Utilizes traffic monitoring and anomaly detection technologies to mitigate large-scale traffic attacks in real time, ensuring uninterrupted operation of enterprise websites and online services.

SkyCloud Computing is a Taiwan-based cybersecurity brand specializing in defensive solutions. With a strong focus on proprietary technology, the company has long been dedicated to CDN acceleration and Anti-DDoS protection, providing enterprises with network infrastructure solutions that balance both performance and security. When facing large-scale cyberattacks, SkyCloud utilizes its proprietary “three-layer traffic scrubbing architecture” to identify and filter abnormal traffic before it reaches the origin server, reducing the impact of malicious traffic and ensuring stable operation of websites and online services.

By integrating CDN and DDoS protection technologies, SkyCloud Computing aims to achieve a balance between Performance, Visibility, and Security, creating a more stable and secure digital service environment for enterprises.

Expanding in Japan and Advancing Cross-Border Cybersecurity Collaboration

The Japanese market has stringent requirements for service quality and system stability. When users browse websites or use enterprise online services, an “uninterrupted service experience” is often a fundamental expectation that businesses must meet.

As e-commerce, online platforms, and SaaS services continue to grow in Japan, the demand for website performance and service stability has increased rapidly. However, in recent years, both the frequency and scale of DDoS attacks in Japan have also risen. According to relevant data, the frequency of DDoS attacks in Japan has increased by approximately 60% annually, with attack intensity reaching dozens of times higher than in the past.

A notable example is the DDoS attack on Japan Airlines (JAL) in late 2024, which caused system failures and operational disruptions. The incident resulted in temporary system outages, delays for 33 flights, and some delays exceeding one hour. JAL was also forced to suspend ticket sales for the day. Although flight safety was not affected, processes such as boarding and baggage handling were significantly disrupted, causing inconvenience to passengers and impacting the company’s brand reputation and revenue.

As similar incidents continue to occur, enterprises are placing greater emphasis on website and system stability, further highlighting the importance of infrastructure such as CDN and DDoS protection.

By participating in Japan IT Week Spring 2026, SkyCloud Computing aims to establish partnerships with local IT and cybersecurity companies in Japan, promote technical exchange, and help enterprises enhance website performance and cybersecurity capabilities.

Expanding Across Asia: Building Resilient Digital Services

In an era of rapid growth in AI and cloud services, websites and applications have become essential infrastructure for business operations. How to enhance performance while ensuring strong cybersecurity protection has become a key challenge for enterprises undergoing digital transformation.

SkyCloud Computing will continue to advance its CDN and DDoS protection technologies, while integrating AI into its CDN architecture to deliver next-generation acceleration and security solutions tailored for the AI era.

At the same time, by participating in international exhibitions such as Japan IT Week Spring 2026, SkyCloud Computing aims to further strengthen its collaboration in the Japanese market and gradually expand across Asia. As a Taiwan-based cybersecurity and network service provider, SkyCloud seeks to bring its expertise in DDoS protection and traffic management to Japan and the broader Asian market, working with global enterprises to build a more secure, stable, and resilient digital service environment.

Japan IT Week Spring 2026

📍 Event Information

• Event Name: Japan IT Week Spring 2026

• Date: 2026/04/08 - 04/10

• Time: 10:00 - 17:00

• Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, Japan

• Location: West Hall 1, Booth No. 4-8

📍 Session Information

• ITW-13 Taiwan Information Security Association (TWISA)

• Date: April 8, 2026 (Wed)

• Time: 14:00 – 14:45

• Location: Reception Hall A

• Speaker: Sales / Sheng-Tun Hung

• Topic: Evolving Security: The Next-Generation Shield for Business Stability