Data breach affects more than three million customers in Japan

Japanese railway operator Keisei Electric Railway reported a possible leak of personal data of 3.37 million customers. The reason was unauthorized access to the company's databases.

The incident occurred against the background of frequent cyber attacks on Japanese organizations. In recent months, such incidents have leaked information from tens of millions of users.

Local experts attribute the growth of threats to the development of artificial intelligence (AI), which can be used to conduct cyber attacks.

The Japanese authorities intend to strengthen support for small and medium-sized businesses in cybersecurity.

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