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SOURCENEXT CORPORATION

Vendor

SOURCENEXT is a Japanese software publisher listed in Tokyo, and it is a distributor rather than a developer of security technology: its business is licensing other companies' engines and selling them in Japan under its own ZERO brand, at prices built around a one-off purchase rather than an annual subscription — an unusual model that has made it a large presence in Japanese retail. Two of its products appear here. ZERO ウイルスセキュリティ (Virus Security ZERO) is built on K7 Computing's engine, and ZERO スーパーセキュリティ (Super Security ZERO) on Bitdefender's. Both are sold with what the company describes as lifetime licensing for the installed machine. For this index that is the essential context: a test result for a SOURCENEXT product is, in substance, a result for the engine inside it. Read it alongside the K7 and Bitdefender rows rather than as independent evidence.

Country
Japan
Headquarters
Tokyo, Japan
Year Established
1996
Employees
167
Users
20M users (2025)Source: vendor
Revenue
≈ $77.9M (2025)¥11.5B as published · converted at an approximate rateSource: Web search — Tokyo Stock Exchange filing
Status
Active

Support locations

Support in 2 countries on 2 continents

JapanUnited States
Headquarters · Tokyo, Japan Support location Country with support
North America1 country
United States · Palo Alto
Asia1 country
Japan · Tokyo

Where the vendor offers local support — a support centre, an office it lists, or a local support line (shown as the country alone) — from the vendor’s own site. Partners and resellers are not counted.

Products

ProductCategoryMarketPlatform & VersionFree / Paid
ZERO ウイルスセキュリティHome AntimalwareConsumeriOS:3.5.2Paid
ZERO スーパーセキュリティHome AntimalwareConsumerWindows:21.0.23.1095114724Paid

Certifications

OESIS Framework Support

OPSWAT Certified Security Application

Recent test results

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