Cybersecurity and cybercrime in Indonesia - statistics & facts
The past decade has witnessed tremendous digital development in Indonesia as businesses and consumers migrate to the digital world. The growing reliance on internet-based technologies and communications has reshaped the digital ecosystem and brought about unprecedented opportunities and convenience. However, the continuous development and adoption of digital technologies, if not fortified with effective cybersecurity practices, may pose potential risks and vulnerabilities that can be exploited by cybercriminals. Cybersecurity risks are becoming increasingly systematic and severe in Indonesia, endangering not only government institutions and businesses but also individuals. In 2022, Indonesia recorded close to one billion traffic anomalies associated with potential cyber-attacks, calling for prompt actions to protect digital assets.
