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    NTT DOCOMO & TRANSATEL Launch IoT Cellular SASE

    Staff ReporterBy Staff ReporterJune 22, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Quick Takeaways

    1. NTT DOCOMO, Transatel, and Zscaler launch world’s first Cellular SASE for IoT security.
    2. Solution uses SIM cards for cloud-based security, removing need for on-device software.
    3. Provides seamless global connectivity and zero trust security across 200+ countries.
    4. Aims to simplify IoT deployment, enhance security, and support industries worldwide.

    Introducing a New Way to Keep IoT Devices Safe

    NTT DOCOMO BUSINESS and TRANSATEL have launched a new security solution called “Cellular SASE for IoT.” This is the first of its kind in Japan offered by a carrier. The system combines global mobile connectivity with Zscaler’s security platform. Unlike traditional methods, this solution uses SIM cards to connect and protect IoT devices. It makes security easier and faster to set up across different countries. Because it is cloud-based, it requires no extra software on devices, making it simple for businesses to manage their global IoT networks. Overall, this development helps protect devices from cyber threats while simplifying operations.

    How It Improves Global IoT Deployment

    As more companies connect IoT devices worldwide, security becomes more challenging. Many devices have limited processing power, making it hard to run complicated security software. Traditional solutions like VPNs or software installs are often too complicated to scale. To address this, the new system provides secure connections without needing on-device security. It also supports multiple carriers in different countries without extra contracts. This means businesses can manage their global IoT operations more efficiently, while reducing the risk of cyberattacks. This modernization supports the growth of connected devices and faster digital transformation.

    Benefits for Everyday Life and Industry

    This new solution benefits many sectors, including manufacturing, logistics, and energy. It helps companies protect vital infrastructure and automate operations more securely. Because the system offers high-quality support through managed services, businesses can rely on consistent security standards worldwide. This also leads to improvements in daily life, as safer IoT devices lead to smarter homes, better energy use, and more efficient transportation systems. As the technology advances and expands, it will continue to make digital tools safer and more accessible, supporting innovation across industries.

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