Japan's Self-Defense Forces launched a newly reorganized cyber-defense unit Thursday to enhance the country's response to attacks in cyberspace, a security domain that has played an increasingly important role in global conflicts.The group, composed of around 540 personnel, is tasked with training human resources, supporting practical training, and managing information and communication networks.The Japanese government sees the fields of outer space, cyberspace and the electromagnetic spectrum as key pillars in the military balance among nations and in boosting Japan's defense capabilities.…READ FULL ARTICLE
