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Tokyo police appoint cybersecurity ambassadors

24.07.2026 09:21 1 min 1 source
aomori.keizai.biz JPN
Tokyo police appoint cybersecurity ambassadors
Original source: 青森経済新聞

On July 24, the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department appointed two members of the idol group 'Nearly Equal Joy' — Ayumi Ichihara and Reone Ezumi — as cybersecurity ambassadors. An event was held in Tokyo to raise awareness about preventing cybercrime.

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