Japan to seek software vulnerability data from US AI firms amid cyberattack surge, Nikkei reports

What happened: Japan plans to seek earlier access to information on undisclosed software vulnerabilities from US AI developers and other overseas tech firms, the Nikkei newspaper reported. Why it matters: Tokyo aims to help government agencies and critical infrastructure operators respond more quickly to serious vulnerabilities before they are publicly disclosed.

Japan plans to seek earlier access to information on undisclosed software vulnerabilities from US AI developers and other overseas tech firms, the Nikkei newspaper reported.

Tokyo aims to help government agencies and critical infrastructure operators respond more quickly to serious vulnerabilities before they are publicly disclosed.