From The Japan Times · No Author · · 1m
Japanese companies face rising cyber threats
16.2% of Japanese firms report data breaches from cyberattacks or human error.
In brief
16.2% of Japanese firms report data breaches from cyberattacks or human error. Over 16% of Japanese companies experienced data breaches due to cyberattacks or human error, with large firms at higher risk. Originally reported by The Japan Times.
Data breach survey reveals
A total of 16.2% of companies in Japan have experienced data breaches due to cyberattacks or human error.
Large firms hit harder
30.2% of large companies suffered or potentially suffered breaches, significantly higher than 14.3% among small businesses.
Human error causes leaks
Staff members sent information to wrong addresses after receiving emails from fake clients.
Many unsure of breaches
14.8% of companies said they are unsure whether breaches had occurred.
Small firms lack resources
Small companies struggle to allocate funds for countermeasures or hire cybersecurity specialists.
Call for support
One small company official requested financial and human support for cybersecurity improvements.
Here's the gist
Over 16% of Japanese companies experienced data breaches due to cyberattacks or human error, with large firms at higher risk.
