Japan unveils $63m emergency plan to counter cyberattacks
Japan announces funding for a dedicated response team following a series of cyberattacks.
At a glance
- Japan allocates $63 million for cybersecurity emergency response
- Plan includes creation of a dedicated 'rescue team' for cyberattacks
- Initiative follows recent wave of cyberattacks on Japan
Japan has unveiled an emergency plan worth $63 million to address a wave of cyberattacks affecting the country. The initiative includes the establishment of a dedicated response team to tackle cyber threats.
The move comes as Japan seeks to strengthen its defences against increasing digital security challenges.
Why it matters
Cyberattacks pose growing risks to national infrastructure and economic security, prompting governments to invest in rapid response capabilities.
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