Japan’s Space Agency Thwarts Cyberattacks, Safeguards Rocket and Satellite Data

Japan's space agency, JAXA, has endured multiple cyberattacks since last year, yet they have not compromised sensitive data related to rockets and satellites. Officials ensure ongoing investigations and the implementation of preventive measures while emphasizing their commitment to counter cyber threats.

Japan's space agency, JAXA, has faced numerous cyberattacks since the previous year. However, officials confirmed on Friday that sensitive information concerning rockets and satellites remained unaffected.

Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi confirmed the attacks, stating that JAXA has been investigating the extent of the breaches, ensuring no classified data was compromised.

Japan is keen on strengthening its cybersecurity in light of expanding military capabilities, with efforts closely monitored by defense and education ministers. Collaborations with governmental cybersecurity teams are underway to enhance protective measures.

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