Cyberattacks hit a third of Japanese firms
A recent Reuters survey reveals that cyberattacks targeted one third of Japanese firms or their service providers this year. The rising threat has prompted companies to increase cybersecurity spending and enhance employee training.
One-third of companies in Japan faced cyberattacks this year, targeting internal systems or external service providers, according to a survey released Thursday. The findings follow a series of customer data breaches that prompted the government to draft an emergency countermeasures package last week. The rising threat is forcing firms to accelerate cybersecurity spending and staff training programs.
