Finjan moves into Japan

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Content inspection specialist Finjan has entered the Japanese marketplace, thanks to a deal with Ahkun, a business sales specialist.

Plans call for Ahkun to offer Finjan's behaviour inspection technology into the Japanese corporate marketplace, giving businesses access to the company's Mirage and SurfinGate/Shield range.

Ahkun, a company that is only three years old, already handles sales of Pest Patrol and Zone Labs' products in the Japanese marketplace.

www.ahkun.jp

 

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