Secure Indonesia 2025

O V E R V I E W

In Indonesia, cybersecurity stands as a critical concern, despite its relative insulation from global advanced persistent threats. Nevertheless, cyber-attacks persist, impacting citizens and government institutions alike. As businesses transition to digital platforms, the increased implementation of transformative technologies introduces a slew of security risks, endangering critical infrastructure and sensitive data.

This surge in threats demands a reimagined leadership approach. With the expanding threat landscape and the growing complexity of safeguarding systems, there arises a pressing need for enhanced tools and highly skilled professionals to handle the same. This creates a immediate necessity of a new breed of experts, tasked with devising proactive security strategies to counter evolving threats.

The summit will explore the imperative of adopting policies and strategies to foster a proactive cybersecurity stance. It will delve into the disruptive technologies reshaping cybersecurity, empowering enterprises to confront the novel risks inherent in digital ventures. Furthermore, the Summit will advocate for instilling a culture of information security across all institutions and organizations.

At Secure Indonesia 2025, cybersecurity professionals will share insights and best practices for cultivating resilient and risk-averse digital enterprises.

W H Y I N D O N E S I A

The Indonesia Cybersecurity market is projected to grow from US$ 2.05 billion in 2023 to US$ 3.39 billion by 2028.
Indonesia has seen more than 11 million cyber attacks in the first quarter of 2023 amounting to a 22% increase over the previous year.
By investing in security-related products and services, Indonesia is projected to achieve a substantial growth rate of 14.1%, reaching $39 billion by the year 2025.
The Indonesian Cybersecurity market is segmented into three areas: Offering (Security Type and Services), Deployment (Cloud, On-premises), and End User (BFSI, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Government & Defence, IT and Telecommunication).
The National Cyber and Encryption Agency (BSSN) has launched the Cyber Threat Intelligence Program (CTIP) in cooperation with a private technology company to tackle cybercrime in Indonesia
Indonesia has the potential to boost its economic growth by $150 billion, equivalent to 10% of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by 2025 through the adoption of digital technology.
The objective of the National Cybersecurity Strategy is to achieve cybersecurity, safeguard the integrity of the national digital economy system, and enhance cybersecurity resilience and capacity.

W H O W I L L A T T E N D Secure Indonesia 2025?

Government

Healthcare

BFSI

Fintech

Energy & Utilities

Transportation

Manufacturing

Real Estate & Infrastructure

Retail & e-commerce

Sports

Defense & Security

Aerospace

Tourism & Hospitality

Telecom

Oil & gas

Mining

Media

Education

W H Y A T T E N D

Gain insights into the latest trends, best practices, and regulatory updates across Cybersecurity, Cloud Computing, Data Protection, and compliance through knowledge dissemination
Utilize extensive networking opportunities with experts from various sectors including financial institutions, law enforcement agencies, regulators, technology providers, and consulting firms
Stay updated on regulatory frameworks, compliance strategies, and risk management techniques
Develop a deeper understanding of innovative tools, software, and services aimed at enhancing Cybersecurity processes and boosting efficiency
Engage in meaningful discussions with industry peers and experts, facilitating the exchange of ideas, challenges, and solutions
Leverage the knowledge acquired during the conference to gain a competitive edge and make well-informed decisions.