TOKYO - The Japanese government submitted to parliament Friday a bill allowing police and the Self-Defense Forces to neutralize enemy servers in the event of a cyberattack targeting critical infrastructure, in a bid to strengthen the nation's preemptive cyber defense capabilities.
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