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Nov 5 (Reuters) – Japan plans to seek earlier access to information on undisclosed software vulnerabilities from US ‌artificial intelligence developers and other overseas technology firms ‌as it moves to strengthen defences against rising cyberattacks, the Nikkei newspaper reported ​on Thursday.

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Japan is facing growing concerns over cybersecurity as a series of reported cyberattacks raises questions about the safety of the country’s digital infrastructure. Recent incidents involving internet service providers and airline-related systems have highlighted the potential risks associated with data breaches and increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. These developments have also renewed calls for stronger cybersecurity…

Japanese internet company GMO Internet is investigating a data leak after suspected unauthorized access to its Onamae cloud desktop service, which provides virtualized desktops to financial traders

Personal information for everyone posting to the site over the past year compromised.

Japan is considering stronger measures to address the growing threat of cyberattacks, including initiatives aimed at supporting consumers affected by security breaches. The reported developments come amid increasing concerns about the financial and operational damage caused by cybercrime, which can disrupt essential services, expose personal information and undermine public confidence in digital platforms.

Add preferred source1 The Japanese government will convene a meeting of relevant cabinet ministers at 6 p.m. on the 26th to discuss responses to a string of cyberattacks, Chief Cabinet Secretary Minoru Kihara announced at a press conference. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is expected to instruct the ministers to compile emergency measures. Citing leaks of…

TOKYO, Oct 26 (Reuters) – Japanese companies are moving to pay compensation to users following waves of cyberattacks that have disrupted internet services and ‌raised concerns about economic stability.

AhnLab moved to win local manufacturing customers by introducing technology that protects production facilities and information systems together at a security exhibition in Japan.