Aon Cyber Attacks and Supply Chain Failures Impact Japanese Businesses
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A recent Aon survey indicates that cyber attacks and supply chain disruptions are the leading risks for Japanese businesses. The survey highlights that cyber attacks/data breaches remain the top concern, reflecting global trends, while supply chain failures also pose significant challenges. The interconnectedness of these risks is reshaping the business landscape in Japan.
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