Cointime update: Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi announced an emergency cybersecurity package on Friday, allocating about ¥10 billion ($63.2 million) to strengthen defenses. The plan includes using artificial intelligence to bolster baseline protections and attack response, and covers improved investigation and analysis of cyberattacks plus support for victims. Takaichi said unauthorized access and data leaks are still occurring and could significantly affect people’s lives and businesses.
Japan Unveils ¥10B Emergency Cybersecurity Plan, Backed by AI
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