This news revolves around a rising trend of successful resistance against ransomware attacks in Japan's corporate sector. Certain enterprises have effectively countered cyber threats without the payment of requested ransoms. It deals with how these companies have managed to fend off hackers, the strategies they've employed, and the role of government and private cybersecurity experts in this development.

Japan highly values technological innovation and cybersecurity. As one of the most technologically advanced countries, increasing cyber threats have become a critical issue. With companies refusing to pay ransoms, society places great importance on resisting such cyber crimes and maintaining corporate integrity and national security.

In the US or EU, the approach towards cyber threats is somewhat varied. While corporate entities do resist paying ransoms, there is a significant dependence on cybersecurity firms and insurance coverage. However, like Japan, the trend leans towards investing in preventive measures rather than succumbing to attackers' demands.