BREAKING NEWS: Japan PM Takaichi Orders Review to Revise Cybersecurity Law
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Japan to use US$63mil from reserve funds for cybersecurity measures
TOKYO: (Bernama-Kyodo) Japan's government on Friday (Nov 6) decided to tap 10 billion yen (US$63 million) from its fiscal 2026 budget reserve funds to beef up cybersecurity measures, amid recent personal data breaches following unauthorised access, Kyodo News reported
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Byung-kyu = Amid a series of cyberattacks in Japan, the Japanese government is injecting 10 billion yen (approximately 85 billion won) in emergency funds to strengthen its response...
The Japanese Prime Minister today ordered the revision of the cybersecurity law, with the aim of intensifying the response to the recent wave of attacks and data leaks that have hit companies and institutions in the country.
The package will include the use of artificial intelligence to strengthen basic protection measures and more effectively deal with cyberattacks.
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