| 英文摘要 |
In responding to cyber threats, Japan published the first Cybersecurity Strategy in 2013 and worked towards the goal of a ''Cybersecurity Nation'' with a ''world-leading, resilient and vigorous cyberspace''. In May of 2013, the United States and Japan held their first cybersecurity dialogue and established the U.S.-Japan Cyber Defense Policy Working Group for prompting cybersecurity cooperation. According to Basic Act on Cybersecurity, Information Security Policy Conference and National Information Security Center were upgraded to Cybersecurity Strategic HQs and National Center of Incident Readiness and Strategy for Cybersecurity in 2015. The Japanese organizational adjustments were to strengthen the supervision authority of chief cybersecurity institutions and to raise policy formulation and efficiency between execution units. This study explores Japan's strategic adjustments in response to cyber threats. At first, it discusses the Japanese cyber threats and case studies. Furthermore, the Central Government focusing on organizational adjustments and Japan's international cooperation in cybersecurity are included in this paper. |