Indonesia has seen a marked increase in cyberattacks across both public institutions and private enterprises in 2026, according to statements attributed to the Presidential Staff Office. The trend mirrors a global escalation in ransomware, phishing, and supply-chain attacks.
The report highlights that critical sectors—finance, healthcare, energy, and government services—remain the most targeted. Attackers increasingly combine social engineering with automated tooling to breach perimeters and move laterally once inside.
Experts emphasize that resilience, not just prevention, is the new baseline. Organizations are urged to invest in continuous monitoring, incident response readiness, employee awareness, and regular assessments to reduce dwell time and limit impact.
Cyber Cari Cuan encourages every organization to treat cybersecurity as a strategic priority. Proactive assessments and a well-rehearsed incident response plan can be the difference between a contained event and a costly crisis.
