As cyber attacks extend beyond economic limits, the CNA Business published an article describing how Japanese companies are paying compensation to customers in response to cyber attacks that have caused problems with online services and have raised concerns about the economic balance. These cyber attacks were so complex that they required the intervention of the Japanese Institute of Technology (JST) to identify the weak points in the technologies used on the web. Sensitive data such as names and passwords were compromised during these attacks, causing great turmoil in the Japanese society.

An example worth mentioning is the GMO Internet, which had to pay 5,000 yen to its customers for losses due to a cyber attack. The company also declared that it would provide 3,000 yen to all its customers 'as a gesture of goodwill'. The consequences of these events are not only economic; they are also political.

Experts in cybersecurity have emphasized that AI is facilitating comprehensive tasks such as software vulnerability scanning and phishing campaigns, making them more rapid, less costly, and harder to recognize cyber attacks. Moreover, PHP, the programming language that underestimates most websites, has seen a significant reduction in its market value. This situation has led to the need to adopt defensive tools against cyber attacks, as proposed by the University of Technology Japan (JST).

The case of Park24, which operates with a Times car-sharing service, has shown how companies are responding to cyber attacks. The company decided to pay 3,000 yen to each customer in response to a personal data incident. This move was promoted by Park24, which stated that it would not comply with the money appeal and would respond to cyber attacks in collaboration with law enforcement authorities and other entities.

However, these solutions are only part of the economic balance. Changes caused by cyber attacks can be considered 'a gesture of goodwill' for customers, but they are not sufficient to ensure the stability of the society's economy. Therefore, it is necessary to continue closely monitoring industry trends and find new solutions to prevent further cyber attacks.