
Protecting the entire Toyota supply chain ecosystem — from Tier-1 suppliers to dealers — through standardized, managed cybersecurity solutions aligned with JAMA/JAPIA 2026 targets.
Built from the Toyota supply chain program and scaled for global OEMs, we standardize People, Process, and Technology controls (JAMA/JAPIA, IT/OT) through managed services and a CSIRT-governed model for predictable, multi-region delivery.
One playbook for OEM HQ, regions, plants, and multi-tier suppliers — backed by CSIRT governance for incident handling and threat intelligence.
Prioritized delivery of the 10 JAMA/JAPIA security measures plus remote/WFH readiness, secure data exchange, and secure system development for industrial environments.
Centralized People, Process, and Technology services — including 24/7 SOC — delivered as a shared model with up to 30% cost efficiency from scale.
Manufacturing is the #1 most targeted sector globally. Indonesia's cybersecurity ranking has declined, and Toyota's supply chain has experienced real attacks.
Indonesia's National Cyber Security Index dropped from rank 48 to 84 in 2025, signaling increasing national vulnerability.
Toyota Indonesia Supply Chain Incidents
In 2023, a cyber attack caused significant manual operational costs. A follow-up incident occurred in 2026 — underscoring the urgency of standardized protection across all supplier levels.
Every cyber incident can impact the entire Toyota ecosystem — from production stoppages to customer delivery delays.
“Think as One Toyota Supply Chain” — Customer First as the foundation of cyber protection.
Guidelines from the Japan Automotive Manufacturing Association & Japan Auto Parts Industries Association, rolled out gradually to 245 TMMIN suppliers since 2023.
Current Status (FY26)
Average supplier JAMA/JAPIA score: 1.56 / 2.00 — Self-Assessment runs until 30 April 2026. The program focuses on improvement across three dimensions: People (education & training), Process (incident response workflows), and Technology(tools & automation).
Manufacturing resilience is driven by three integrated pillars that build a strong and adaptive cybersecurity ecosystem.
Ten priority measures form the foundation of this acceleration program — 21 items targeted for completion within 4 months (Priority #1).
We align global OEMs, suppliers, logistics partners, and vendors with trusted specialists to deploy JAMA/JAPIA-aligned controls consistently and efficiently across regions.
National CSIRT Community
We participate in National CSIRT communities (e.g., BSSN) to access threat intelligence, cyber maturity programs, security advisories, and incident recovery support.
A comprehensive readiness framework ensures WFH operations remain secure, stable, and compliant — from infrastructure to governance.
SASE delivers network and security convergence through cloud, on-premises, or a combination of both — in a single unified solution. Whether from home, branch, or manufacturing facility, users get consistent security enforcement.
Comprehensive protection for data in transit and applications under development — embedding security from the start.

The TMMIN CSIRT team is ready to support suppliers, logistics partners, and vendors throughout this program.