AironWorks AI Security Training & CyDemyAI

AironWorks Co., Ltd. is a cybersecurity awareness company that conducts research and development in Israel and provides a training and education platform to organizations in Japan and globally. It addresses human error, which its materials describe as the largest cause of security incidents, and serves banking, manufacturing, IT and local government customers. The company now positions itself as an AI agent platform for enterprise resilience.

The platform sends realistic simulated targeted attack emails on a regular schedule and visualizes which employees are at risk on a dashboard. CyDemyAI analyzes current threat information and automatically generates training videos tailored to each company's industry and risks, adapted to Japanese corporate culture and terminology, then personalizes learning based on drill and assessment results. A content library covers cybersecurity and OT security introductions and personal information management. A free simulator estimates expected financial losses from cyber attacks by industry and company size.

• Targeted attack email drills: Sends realistic simulated attack emails on a regular schedule.
• Risk dashboard: Visualizes which employees are at risk and tracks training effect.
• CyDemyAI video generation: Creates training videos from current threat information for each company.
• Personalized learning: Adapts content to drill, training and assessment results.
• Content library: Covers cybersecurity, OT security and personal information management.
• Loss simulator: Estimates expected cyber attack losses by industry and employee count.

A Japanese-invested factory in Vietnam can run targeted email drills for office staff and OT security courses for plant engineers. A regional bank can generate training videos on the latest scam patterns each month. An SME can use the loss simulator to justify a security budget to management.

Regular, realistic drills show which employees are most likely to open targeted attack emails, so training can focus on them. AI-generated videos keep content current with new threats without the company producing material itself. Published monthly plans start from 50,000 yen for up to 100 employees and 100,000 yen for up to 500, giving SMEs a predictable budget. Quiz scores and progress are visible on the dashboard for compliance reporting.

Targeted attack emails now reach hospitals, local governments and SMEs as well as large firms, and generative AI makes them harder to spot. Japanese enterprises are shifting from annual e-learning to regular drills combined with personalized education. Japanese-invested companies in Vietnam and Vietnamese manufacturers with OT environments need similar training adapted to local language and culture.

AironWorks Co., Ltd. performs R&D in Israel and serves organizations in Japan across banking, manufacturing, IT and local government. It hosts the invitation-only Frontliners conference for CISOs in Tokyo, held on 31 August 2026 with more than 300 applications, and has announced a 2027 edition.