Japan’s Financial Services Agency has proposed mandatory cybersecurity self-assessments for domestic crypto exchanges. The draft regulations address indirect attack techniques, including social engineering and growing cyber threats. The 2026 fiscal year is anticipated to see enforcement.
Technical infrastructure, personnel training, risks associated with third-party vendors, incident response plans, and data protection procedures must all be evaluated, according to the proposal. Before completing the framework, the FSA is taking public views until March 11.
Following the collapse of Mt. Gox, Japan took the lead in regulating cryptocurrency exchanges. Instead of depending only on cold storage solutions, the new regulations ensure that exchanges maintain ongoing risk monitoring. This move demonstrates a shift toward proactive defense tactics.
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