Japanese firms pay compensation after wave of cyberattacks
GMO Internet Group will pay customers 5,000 yen ($32) each after an attack on its forex trading service and offer a free alternative for six months. Park24 will pay 3,000 yen per customer after a data breach and expects a 5.5 billion yen loss. Japan logged 723 cybersecurity incidents in the year to October 20.
- GMO to pay 5,000 yen ($32) to each customer after attack
- Park24 to pay 3,000 yen and expects 5.5 billion yen loss
- GMO shares fell nearly 14% to a four-month low
- 723 cyber incidents in Japan in the year to October 20
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