Japan's info agency forms cyber rescue team

Japan's info agency forms cyber rescue team

TOKYO, Japan - The Information Technology Promotion Agency holds a ceremony in Tokyo on July 16, 2014, to launch a cyber rescue team to combat attacks on public and corporate computers.

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