Japan announces an emergency cybersecurity package following a series of cyberattacks
Japan launched an emergency policy package on Friday to address a wave of hacking incidents. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi vowed to take action after businesses reported unauthorized access. The package includes security measures using AI and the creation of a cyber rescue team.
- The emergency countermeasures package includes security measures using AI.
- Japan launched an emergency policy package to address a wave of hacking incidents.
- Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi vowed to take action after businesses reported unauthorized access.
- Chinese cybersecurity tool Artex was used in recent hacks of Japanese companies.
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