[iwar] [fc:Japan-worries-Cyber-Terrorism]

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Japan Worries About Threats of Mass Terror; cyber terrorism

National Defense, 9/10/2001
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Japan's military establishment is focusing increasing attention on the
threat of cyber terrorism and the role of information technologies in
warfare, said Maj.  Gen.  Noburu Yamaguchi, of the Japanese Ground Self
Defense Force.  Yamaguchi, J apan's defense attache, in Washington,
D.C., and other Japanese embassy officials spoke at a luncheon sponsored
by the National Defense Industrial Association. 

"Information networks will decide warfare," Yamaguchi said.  He also
emphasized the growing threat from non-conventional enemies, such as
guerrilla groups.  Additionally, he said, Japan's fiscal 200 1-2005
budget will reflect increased funding for anti-ballistic missile defense
systems. 

Ballistic missiles are "a new threat in Japan," said Koichiro Nakajima,
the embassy's first secretary.  To meet that threat, Japan is seeking to
improve its use of "information-gathering satellites," said Col. 
Tadashi Miyagawa, from the air branch of Japan's Self Defense Force. 


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