NSK Group Basic Policy on Information Security

Recent advancements in information and communication technology have dramatically improved the way we handle information. On the other hand, this has brought an increased risk of data breaches and leakage, due to increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks and incorrect handling of information. Such risks pose an ever-greater threat to companies in the event of an information security incident or accident.

Positioning information security measures as corporate-wide initiatives in such an environment, NSK Ltd. and NSK Group companies (hereinafter “NSK Group”) hereby set forth the Basic Policy on Information Security and declare that we comply with this policy.

1. Initiatives for Information Security

Recognizing that initiatives for information security are a top priority in management, we protect our information against various threats including information leaks, falsification, loss, and disasters in order to use information safely and proactively.

2. Handling of Information Assets

In order to use information assets correctly across the entire NSK Group, we ensure that information assets are handled according to the level of importance defined in our policy.

3. Compliance with Laws, Regulations, and Contracts

We comply with all applicable laws, social standards, and contracts related to information security.

4. Education and Training

We continuously provide the education and training necessary to enhance information security awareness in line with job duties, based on our policy for all officers and employees.

5. Continuous Improvements

We establish an operation management structure for information security and continuously conduct activities to maintain and improve our information security level.

6. Ensuring Information Security Throughout the Supply Chain

We identify the status of information security measures throughout the supply chain and promote improvements with the objective of reducing information security risks.

Created on June 2, 2003
Revised on July 13, 2023
Revised on July 31, 2026