TOKYO -- Japan will adopt stronger security requirements for drones used in defense and infrastructure surveillance next fiscal year, a move that will essentially shut out Chinese-made devices from government procurement.
Cybersecurity requirements aim to protect data for defense and infrastructure
Japan's tightened regulations on drone procurement will essentially shut out Chinese-made devices from public agencies. © Reuters
TOKYO -- Japan will adopt stronger security requirements for drones used in defense and infrastructure surveillance next fiscal year, a move that will essentially shut out Chinese-made devices from government procurement.