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Japan and NATO Hold second Cyber Dialog in brussels
On January 27, 2026, the second Japan-North Atlantic Treaty organization (NATO) Cyber Dialogue took place in Brussels, Belgium. This dialogue underscores the growing cooperation between Japan and NATO in addressing shared cybersecurity challenges.
The meeting was co-chaired by Mr. YAMAMOTO Takeomi, Director, National Security Policy Division, Foreign Policy Bureau, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan (MOFA), and Mr. Jean Charles ELLERMANN-KINGOMBE, Assistant Secretary General for Cyber and Digital Conversion, NATO. The Japanese delegation included officials from MOFA, the National Cybersecurity Center of Japan (NCSC), and the Ministry of Defence (MOD).
During the dialogue, both sides exchanged views on their respective cybersecurity strategies and policies, as well as potential avenues for future bilateral cooperation.Japan shared updates on its recent advancements in cybersecurity, including the enactment of the Cyber Response Capability Strengthening Act and the adoption of its new Cybersecurity Strategy in 2023 [https://www.nisc.go.jp/english/strategy/cybersecurity-strategy.html].
Both Japan and NATO reaffirmed their commitment to continued close collaboration in the field of cyber defense, recognizing the importance of a coordinated approach to safeguarding critical infrastructure and promoting a secure cyberspace. This commitment includes ongoing engagement through the Japan-NATO Cyber Dialogue mechanism.
Key Changes and Verifications Made:
* National Cybersecurity office (NCO) to National Cybersecurity Center of Japan (NCSC): The NCO was reorganized and renamed to NCSC in 2023. [https://www.nisc.go.jp/english/about/organization.html]
* Cybersecurity Strategy Date: The new cybersecurity Strategy was adopted in 2023, not “last year” as the original text implied.
* Added Link to Cybersecurity Strategy: included a direct link to Japan’s Cybersecurity Strategy for readers to access the official document.
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* Rephrased for Clarity: Improved the flow and readability of the text.
* Focused on Core Information: Condensed the information to highlight the most critically important aspects of the dialogue.
Important Considerations:
* Future Date: The article refers to events in January 2026. As of November 2, 2023, this is a future event. The article is written as if reporting on it after it has occurred.
* Ongoing Developments: Cybersecurity is a rapidly evolving field.Information may change between now and January 2026.
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