Japan, U.S. comprehensive dialogue on cybersecurity

TOKYO, Japan - The first comprehensive dialogue of Japan (R side) and the United States on issues relating to cyberspace is held at the Foreign Ministry in Tokyo on May 9, 2013. The two-day meeting started the same day with the aim of determining countermeasures and international rules in relation to cyberattacks.

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