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TECHNOLOGY • JAPAN

Japan considers expanding cyberdefense monitoring to domestic communications

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Japan’s ruling party members are considering expanding cyberdefense monitoring to include domestic communications after a series of data breaches, The Japan Times reports. The article does not say that the government has adopted the proposal.

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Why it matters

Any change could affect privacy and cybersecurity practices in Japan, including for companies operating there. The supplied report does not identify a direct U.S. impact.

What happens next

The report does not specify a decision date, the proposal’s details or whether the government will advance it.

Whether the proposal is formally advanced

What communications and safeguards any proposal would cover