Japan Cybersecurity Hacks Expose Millions
Japan races to fix cybersecurity after hacks expose tens of millions of IDs.
In brief
Japan races to fix cybersecurity after hacks expose tens of millions of IDs. Japan's government and companies are improving cybersecurity measures following cyberattacks that exposed tens of millions of customer IDs. Originally reported by Pymnts.
Cyberattacks Exposed Millions
Japan’s government agencies raced to improve cybersecurity after over 20 major companies disclosed recent cyberattacks.
Data Leaks Threaten Millions
The attacks may have exposed tens of millions of pieces of customer data, according to the Financial Times.
Emergency Cybersecurity Meeting
Japan’s ruling party held an emergency meeting of the National Cybersecurity Strategy Headquarters on Friday.
ID Chips Recommended
Lenders must accept only identification forms with ID chips to prevent leaks of driver’s license photos.
AI Cybersecurity Threats
Cybersecurity experts warn Japan is vulnerable to AI-powered attacks due to poor security practices and lack of digitalization.
At a glance
Japan's government and companies are improving cybersecurity measures following cyberattacks that exposed tens of millions of customer IDs.
