Japan Prime Ministertakaichi sanae A cabinet meeting on cyber security was held today and it was said that in response to the continuing cyber attacks, the government will aim to complete an emergency countermeasures plan within the next week.
Reuters reported that Takaichi Sanae instructed Economy, Trade and Industry Minister Akasawa Ryomasa and several ministers during the meeting, Shunji Furukawa, for Japan’s National Cyber Security Coordination Office to comprehensively compile relevant information and release relevant information on potential risks.
Takachi Sanae also directed that different targets such as business managers, experts, and the general public should be clearly separated and information dissemination should be strengthened.
Furthermore, he also directed the government to publicize relevant measures in advance and throughoutsupply chain Establish a cyber attack monitoring network to take quick response measures and include small and medium-sized enterprises in the security circle.
Takaichi Sane said that for cyber attacks that have been identified, the government will strategically select and implement all possible response options, including “harmless access” measures.
He also asked the government to work closely with allies and relevant foreign institutions and join hands with the international community to take action, including identifying the masterminds behind cyber attacks.
After the meeting, the relevant person in charge of the National Cyber Security Coordination Office said in an interview with the media that this series of cyber attacks “are likely to use artificial intelligence (AI) to investigate attack targets or carry out infiltration.”
The person in charge pointed out that similar attacks may occur in the future, and the government will accelerate the promotion of response measures.
