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Friday, October 9th, 2026, 7:49 am

Cybersecurity in Japan

The below picture was taken at Ueno Zoo, Tokyo, Japan

The king of the Zoo

This morning I published a short post about cybersecurity in Japan. A friend from Japan had sent that to me.

The work etiquette of Japanese people (or devotion to one’s job) is famous or notorious worldwide. People are willing to die for their country or job or company.

When cybersecurity incidents occur, and it seems like a growing problem in Japan, what would be the mental strain on IT workers?

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