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A former female employee of a major life insurance company was recently arrested by the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department.
She is suspected of obstructing the business of a professional baseball team employee by posting photos containing personal information of Yomiuri Giants players on an internet bulletin board, accompanied by threatening statements.
The Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department suspects she misused images taken with her smartphone while she was employed. Investigations are ongoing.
It’s alarming that even a major life insurance company lacked sufficient measures to prevent such an information leak.
This incident underscores an ongoing issue where Japanese companies’ management is still not fully equipped with necessary technological and security measures.
This is deeply concerning.
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