Indonesia, the world's fourth-most populous country and Southeast Asia's largest economy is experiencing a profound digital transformation. With over 185 million internet users and 353 million active mobile connections, Indonesia demonstrates the extensive use of digital technologies in daily life and business.
As Indonesia rapidly adopts digital technologies, the nation has made significant strides in data privacy and cybersecurity with the enactment of the Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL), sectoral laws, and other cybersecurity regulations and AI guidelines. These measures reflect the nation’s commitment to safeguarding personal data and ensuring ethical AI use.
Despite advancements, Indonesia faces challenges like cyber threats, inadequate infrastructure, and limited public awareness. This whitepaper explores the regulatory environment and legislative developments and underscores the critical role of Securiti in assisting businesses in complying with Indonesia’s data privacy, cybersecurity, and AI laws.