TOKYO -- The Japanese government plans to let telecommunications carriers monitor their systems for cyberattacks, aiming to strengthen cybersecurity that has been called minor-league compared with U.S. and Europe.
Monitoring of communications content would be allowed under certain conditions
Japan aims to boost its cyberdefenses through public-private cooperation. © Reuters
TOKYO -- The Japanese government plans to let telecommunications carriers monitor their systems for cyberattacks, aiming to strengthen cybersecurity that has been called minor-league compared with U.S. and Europe.