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LRM's New Book on AI and Security Education

On May 15, 2026, LRM Inc., headquartered in Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture, will launch a new book titled, "Security Education in the AI Era: Why Can't Companies Defend Against Cyber Attacks?" This publication aims to provide crucial insights into how businesses can navigate the increasing risks posed by cyber threats in today's technology-driven environment.

Overview of the Book

As AI technology continues to expand business growth potential, the associated risks of confidential data leaks and advanced cyber-attacks have also escalated. Traditional educational approaches focused on mindset alone are inadequate against these sophisticated threats. Therefore, the book explores necessary educational frameworks required to foster effective security practices in an AI-centric context.

The authors discuss three main points that are crucial for understanding security education today:

1. Security as a Catalyst for Business Growth in the AI Era

Many companies hesitate to adopt AI due to ambiguous risks. It is essential to shift the perception from viewing security as a hindrance to recognizing that security enables the effective utilization of AI. Properly assessing and managing these risks can prevent opportunity losses and drive business growth forward.

2. Data-Driven Approaches for Behavioral Change in Security Education

With AI shifting cyber-attack targets from systems to individuals, merely achieving a 100% enrollment rate in security training is no longer effective. The book suggests the TEACH model, which employs a data-driven strategy focused on behavior change. This approach promotes a cycle of awareness, learning, practice, continuity, and sophistication, ultimately nurturing a strong security culture among employees.

3. Redefining Security as a Core Management Capability

It's a misconception to view security solely as the domain of IT specialists. Without security designs that respond to real-world dynamics, employees may feel apprehensive about utilizing AI. Security should be redefined as a pivotal management competency that maximizes the return on information assets and supports proactive business strategies.

About the Authors

Akito Tsuboi

As the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) and Head of Security Business Division at LRM Inc., Akito Tsuboi graduated from the University of Tokyo with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He initially worked as an engineer at DeNA Co., gaining extensive experience in media operations and development. He joined LRM in 2019, blending technical knowledge with a business perspective to lead both product development and marketing strategies.

Tomoyuki Fujii

Tomoyuki Fujii serves as the Chief Corporate Officer (CCO) and Director of Corporate Division at LRM Inc. After graduating from Ritsumeikan University, he worked in a web venture company, managing business planning and marketing operations before moving to LRM. His current focus is on branding, external communications, and media relations.

About LRM Inc.

LRM Inc. is committed to enhancing awareness and transforming behaviors to establish sustainable information security systems that elevate corporate value. With over 2,500 implementations of their security education platform, “SEKURIO,” and 19 years of consulting experience with 580 companies, LRM is dedicated to becoming Japan's most approachable security company.

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Additional Book Details

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

Table of Contents

1. Educating 'People' to Strengthen Organizations
2. Educational Programs That Foster Behavioral Changes
3. Cultivating a Strong Security Culture
4. Leveraging Security for Business Growth