Laws enabling preemptive cybersecurity measures aimed at neutralizing hostile servers came into force in Japan on Thursday to address growing cyberattack threats before they cause damage.The laws, enacted in May last year, allow police and the Self-Defense Forces to access such servers to prevent attacks, which are becoming more sophisticated and faster than ever, to protect critical infrastructure.Operators of key infrastructure, including power plants and railways, will be obliged to report cyber breaches to the government.A public-private cybersecurity consultative body was also launched…READ FULL ARTICLE
