SciencePark Corporation
Japanese software company specializing in device drivers, cybersecurity, and IoT security solutions.
Last updated September 27, 2026
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Overview
SciencePark Corporation is a Japanese software development company headquartered in Zama, Kanagawa Prefecture. Founded in May 1994 as a hardware development firm focused on control boards for industrial robots, the company later shifted its focus to software that controls PCs and peripherals—known as device drivers. It has supplied a wide variety of device drivers for internal HDDs, network devices, mice, keyboards, IC cards, cameras, and more to over 100 manufacturers. Building on its PC control technology, SciencePark developed its proprietary software engine "Driverware" and expanded into the information security field. The company offers cybersecurity software, IoT security, DX solutions, device driver development, AI support services, and timestamp services. Its flagship products include the information leakage prevention and monitoring system "4thEye" and the data leakage prevention tool "NonCopy." SciencePark holds 28 patents (15 domestic, 13 overseas) as of April 2026. The company is led by CEO Koichiro Shoji and has offices in Zama, Kitakyushu (QPark), and Tokyo (SPark). It collaborates with partners such as Microsoft Japan and Box Japan, and conducts joint research with NICT.
History
SciencePark Corporation was founded in May 1994 as a hardware development company, focusing on control boards for industrial robots. In December 1994, it was reorganized as a limited liability company (yugen kaisha), and in January 1997, it became a stock company (kabushiki kaisha). In January 1998, its capital was increased to 15 million yen. In May 2001, the company announced its proprietary product "NIJI." In April 2003, capital was increased to 40 million yen, and it began selling the information leakage prevention and monitoring system "4thEye." In November 2005, "4thEye" received the Encouragement Award at the 22nd Kanagawa Industrial Technology Development Awards. In June 2006, "Driverware NonCopy" was announced, and in July 2006, the development manager received the Microsoft Windows DDK MVP award. In July 2007, Driverware NonCopy was certified as a new collaboration by the Kanto Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry. In October 2007, the Zama headquarters was relocated. In April 2009, "NonCopy" received the Encouragement Award and the Technology Management Special Award at the 21st SME Excellent New Technology/New Product Awards. In February 2011, NonCopy 2 was released. In March 2012, the company obtained ISO9001 certification. In October 2015, the "Information Security System Development Support Kit" received the Business Award at the 32nd Kanagawa Industrial Technology Development Awards. In November 2016, the company received the Invention Encouragement Award at the 2016 Kanto Regional Invention Awards for "root-cause countermeasure software to prevent information leakage." In November 2017, it was certified as a "Kanagawa Ganbaru Company 2017" by Kanagawa Prefecture, and in August 2018, as "Kanagawa Ganbaru Company 2018." In February 2018, it obtained ISO/IEC 27001 (JIS Q 27001) certification. In July 2019, CFKeeper was released. In October 2023, CL-UMP (Clamp) was released. In April 2025, QPark (Kyushu Challenge and Response Park) was opened. As of April 2026, the company holds 28 patents (15 domestic, 13 overseas).
SciencePark founded
Reorganized as a limited liability company
Reorganized as a stock company
Capital increased to 15 million yen
Announced proprietary product "NIJI"
Capital increased to 40 million yen; began selling "4thEye"
"4thEye" received Encouragement Award at 22nd Kanagawa Industrial Technology Development Awards
Announced "Driverware NonCopy"
Development manager received Microsoft Windows DDK MVP award
Driverware NonCopy certified as new collaboration by Kanto Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry
Products and positioning
Specialist in device driver technology and cybersecurity, providing proprietary software engines and security solutions to manufacturers and enterprises.
4thEye
Information leakage prevention and monitoring system
NonCopy
Data leakage prevention tool for USB memory and business outsourcing
Driverware
Proprietary software engine for PC control and security
iScign
Timestamp service
CFKeeper
Product released in 2019
CL-UMP
Product released in 2023
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