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In a rare rebuke, Japan told Fujitsu to take corrective measures after a 2022 hack of its cloud service affected at least 1.7K companies and government agencies

Data leaks affected at least 1,700 companies and government agencies  —  Fujitsu's cloud services are used by companies and the government … Bluesky: @serghei.bsky.social . Twitter: @nikkeiasia Bluesky: Sergiu Gatlan / @serghei.bsky.social : In a surprising twist of events, Japan's govt now kinda cares about data breaches.  [embedded post] Twitter: @nikkeiasia : Japanese authorities told Fujitsu to come up with corrective measures following hacking of its cloud service, blaming poor governance for data leaks that affected at least 1,700 companies and government agencies. https://asia.nikkei.com/...

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  • @serghei.bsky.social Sergiu Gatlan on bluesky
    In a surprising twist of events, Japan's govt now kinda cares about data breaches.  [embedded post]
  • @nikkeiasia @nikkeiasia on x
    Japanese authorities told Fujitsu to come up with corrective measures following hacking of its cloud service, blaming poor governance for data leaks that affected at least 1,700 companies and government agencies. https://asia.nikkei.com/...