TREE NEWS reports: One in three Japanese companies or their service providers experienced a cyberattack this year, which also found nearly two-thirds of Japanese firms plan to increase cybersecurity spending. More than 80% of Japanese businesses expect wage increases in 2027 to be on par with those in 2026.
Survey: One-Third of Japanese Firms Hit by Cyberattacks This Year
The spending signal is the more telling one: a third of firms reporting attacks, paired with nearly two-thirds planning to raise security budgets, suggests cyber risk is being priced into corporate planning rather than treated as an exceptional event. For crypto and RWA businesses, Japanese counterparties and service providers are likely to face tighter vendor scrutiny and more demanding security assurances. Whether that spending translates into measurable resilience — and whether the wage expectations noted alongside it hold — is the open question.
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