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LRM's New Book Tops Amazon Bestsellers

LRM Inc. has recently announced that their co-authored work by Akihito Tsuboi and Tomoyuki Fujii, "Why Can't We Protect Companies from Cyber Attacks in the AI Era?", has become a significant bestseller, achieving first place in seven categories on Amazon as of May 18, 2026. The book was released on May 15, 2026, and has already made waves in fields such as security management and information security specialist training.

Amazon Bestseller Categories

The book has successfully topped the following categories:
1. Security Management
2. Information Security Specialist
3. System Management and Auditing
4. Crisis Management
5. Small Business Management
6. Business Diagnosis
7. Network Fundamentals

These impressive rankings demonstrate the pressing need for effective security education in an age dominated by AI technologies.

Overview of the Book

As AI technology paves the way for business growth, the risks of data breaches and sophisticated cyber attacks are increasing. Traditional security education, which typically focuses on knowledge transfer and awareness for employees, is becoming ineffective. Today's attacks often bypass system defenses, targeting human weaknesses instead. Therefore, the book delves into what is necessary for security education in the AI era, highlighting three critical perspectives:

1. Security as a Catalyst for Business Growth:
Companies tend to hesitate when it comes to adopting AI due to unclear risks. To overcome this, perceptions must shift from "security as a hindrance to business" to recognizing "security as a facilitator of efficient AI usage." By accurately understanding and managing risks, businesses can prevent missed opportunities and enhance growth.

2. Data-Driven Approaches to Change Human Behavior:
As cyber threats transition from systems to individuals, traditional security education aiming for 100% participation fails to function effectively. The book introduces a data-driven behavior change approach using the TEACH model, which fosters a security-oriented culture by guiding employees through a cycle of awareness, learning, practice, and continual improvement.

3. Security as a Core Management Competency:
Viewing security merely as an IT-centric domain is a misstep. Without security designs tailored to organizational movements, employees may fear AI implementation. Security should be redefined as a fundamental management capability that maximizes the return on information assets and supports proactive business strategies.

Author Profiles

Akihito Tsuboi:
Tsuboi serves as the Chief Security Officer and Head of Security Business Division at LRM. With a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Tokyo, he began his career at DeNA, managing media operations with a user base of 200 million monthly. After joining LRM in 2019, he now oversees various aspects of product development, marketing, and sales strategy.

Tomoyuki Fujii:
Fujii currently holds the position of Corporate Officer and Head of the Corporate Department at LRM. Graduating from Ritsumeikan University with a degree in Economics, he has wide experience in business planning, marketing, and customer acquisition since working at a web venture company. At LRM, he transitioned through various roles, now focusing on public relations and brand messaging.

Book Information

• - Title: Why Can't We Protect Companies from Cyber Attacks in the AI Era?
• - Price: ¥2,200 (tax included)
• - Release Date: May 15, 2026
• - Publisher: Cross Media Publishing
• - ISBN: 978-4295412083

Table of Contents

1. Education for Human Resilience Strengthens Organizations
2. Educational Programs That Drive Behavioral Change
3. Cultivating a Security Culture
4. Leveraging Security for Business Growth

For those interested, the book is available for purchase here:

• - Amazon (Print)
• - Amazon (Kindle)

About LRM

LRM is dedicated to enhancing information security awareness and driving behavioral change through professional insights. With a mission centered around the "Security Diet®", the company focuses on building sustainable security frameworks that elevate corporate value. LRM has a successful track record of over 2,500 implementations of their security education cloud service, "Seculio", and has provided consulting support to 580 companies annually for more than 19 years, fostering its status as a leading information security provider in Japan.

• - Company Name: LRM, Inc.
• - Headquarters: 5F Yomiuri Kobe Building, 1-2-10 Sakaecho-dori, Chuo-ku, Kobe, Hyogo, Japan
• - CEO: Tetsuya Yukimatsu
• - Established: December 2006
• - Official Website: LRM Official Site
• - Services: Development and provision of the security education cloud "Seculio" and information security consulting support.