Cyberattacks hit a third of Japan firms or their service providers this year: Reuters poll
The survey found 63% of firms stepped up employee training and anti-phishing measures as companies increased cybersecurity spending after recent breaches.
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A Reuters survey found that one in three Japanese companies face cyberattacks, both from in-house and external service provider hacking, leading many organizations to prepare to increase their cybersecurity investments.
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TOKYO, Nov 12 : One-third of Japanese firms have been hit by cyberattacks targeting either their own systems or those of external service providers this year, a Reuters survey showed on Thursday, prompting companies to ramp up spending on cybersecurity.The findings come after a series of major customer data b
Japan Faces Rising Cyber Threats as One-Third of Firms Report Attacks | #cybercrime | #infosec - National Cyber Security Consulting
Follow us on Google News Nearly one-third of Japanese companies have experienced cyberattacks targeting their own systems or external service providers in 2026, according to a corporate survey. The findings have raised concerns over business security as artificial intelligence makes cyberattacks faster, cheaper and increasingly difficult to detect. How Many Companies Were Affected? The survey […] Thank you for subscribing to our RSS feed!
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