By Yoko Kubota
TOKYO — Japan plans to work more closely with private companies by sharing information on cyber attacks after defense contractor Mitsubishi Heavy Industries was hacked, the Nikkei business daily reported Sunday.
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Tokyo is considering asking private companies, including utilities, railway operators, defense contractors, automakers and electronics, to sign an agreement with public bodies to share information on cyber attacks, Nikkei said.
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The government also reportedly plans to ratify the Convention on Cybercrime, a treaty dealing with network security breaches and other online crimes by establishing an international network to provide help to investigators globally.
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