PORTLAND, Ore., Sept 2 — Orca Security, a leader in cloud and AI security, today announced that the Orca Security Platform is now localized for Japanese, giving security teams across Japan a native-language experience from onboarding through detection and response. The move reflects Orca’s growing commitment to the Japanese market and builds on its broader expansion across Asia-Pacific and Japan.
As organizations in Japan accelerate cloud and AI adoption, demand for cloud-specific security has intensified. According to a market forecast by global IT research firm IDC, the country’s public cloud services market will more than double from ¥4.5 trillion (approx. US$30 billion) in 2025 to ¥10.1 trillion (approx. US$67 billion) by 2030, a 17.6% CAGR increasingly driven by enterprise AI investment. With multi-cloud environments growing more complex and regulatory requirements tightening, organizations increasingly require security tooling that meets them in their own language and aligns with local data residency and compliance needs.
“Japanese enterprises are adopting cloud and AI at a remarkable pace, and security teams shouldn’t have to work in a second language to keep up. Japanese localization of the Orca Platform enables teams across Japan to detect, prioritize, and remediate risk with the speed and clarity of their native language”, said Daniel Keidar, Regional Leader for Asia Pacific at Orca Security. “Combined with our partner-first strategy and growing in-region team, it reflects our long-term commitment to the Japanese market.”
With Japanese localization, Japanese-speaking teams can now navigate platform menus, view alert details and dashboard widgets, manage profiles and more. This ensures security and development teams can operate the Orca Platform with the speed and clarity their environments demand, without language as a barrier.
“As AI adoption continues to accelerate, Orca Security’s Japanese language support has significantly enhanced the speed of our security operations, from risk triage through remediation”, said Horikoshi Yuki, Executive Officer and Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Mynet Incorporated. “We highly value having a common platform that enables all relevant teams to collaborate using the same information, resulting in faster, more informed, and more effective responses.”