Japan Calls for Security Reviews Amid Surge in Cyberattacks on Companies

Oct 9, 2026

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Recent cyberattacks have targeted numerous Japanese companies, leading the government to recommend security assessments. Data indicates a significant rise in reported breaches, particularly affecting major firms like SoftBank and Daiwa Securities.

A series of cyberattacks has affected Japanese companies in recent weeks, prompting government action.
The Japanese government is urging organizations to conduct security reviews in response to the attacks.
Cybersecurity firm Trend Micro reported an unusual spike in breaches, with 13 incidents occurring on a single day in September, the highest number this year.
Major companies, including SoftBank Corp. and Daiwa Securities, have been impacted by these cyber incidents.

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Japan Calls for Security Reviews Amid Surge in Cyberattacks on Companies

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