An international framework centered on developed countries (an international export control regime) has been created in order to prevent advanced goods and technologies held by developed countries from falling into the hands of terrorists or states that pose security concerns, and it is strictly managed in coordination with international companies. Based on this framework, Japan establishes the goods and technologies subject to regulations and implements export controls under the Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Act and related laws and regulations, etc.

Posters are responsible for carrying out security export controls regarding content posted to JV-Campus at their own liability. Content posted to JV-Campus will fundamentally be accessible by third parties, so if that content includes technological information, it could be considered to fall under provision of a technology to third parties. JV-Campus users are also not necessarily limited to residents, and there are in fact users who are located in foreign countries. Consequently, persons who provide content to JV-Campus should please use JV-Campus after taking care that their provision of content does not violate security export control regulations.