Today, Japan's cybersecurity weaknesses are a concern for the U.S. defense alliance

As the United States faces security threats around the world, close ally Japan works to strengthen its position as a reliable defense partner, but Tokyo's cyber and information security vulnerabilities remain a concern. officials and experts say.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, who is overseeing a once-unthinkable military buildup, told the U.S. Congress this month that Japan can meet the challenges facing its partners, from Russia's war in Ukraine to an increasingly assertive China. He said he is working hard to help.

This comes as the allies announced new areas of military cooperation, including leveraging Japan's industrial capabilities to boost defense production and developing new technologies with AUKUS security partners Australia and the UK. It was about.

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