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Digiserve Telkom Partners with South Korea to Strengthen Cybersecurity

From Republika · (6m ago) Indonesian

Translated from Indonesian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

TLDR

  • Digiserve, a Telkom Indonesia subsidiary, has partnered with DBM Works Solusi Indonesia to enhance cybersecurity using South Korean technology.
  • The collaboration aims to improve the management of network and digital system security amidst rising cyber threats in Indonesia.
  • This move addresses the growing need for integrated security systems and the shortage of cybersecurity talent in the region.

Republika, an Indonesian news outlet, highlights a strategic partnership aimed at bolstering the nation's cybersecurity infrastructure. The headline, 'Digiserve Telkom Partners with South Korea to Strengthen Cybersecurity,' clearly signals the article's focus on technological advancement and national security.

Cybersecurity is no longer just a technical function, but has become the main foundation for maintaining business continuity and digital system stability.

— Buddy Restiady, Acting President Director of DigiserveExplaining the critical importance of cybersecurity for businesses.

The article emphasizes the escalating cyber threats in Indonesia due to rapid digital transformation and the resulting demand for robust, integrated security systems. By collaborating with a South Korean technology provider, Digiserve aims to leverage advanced solutions to manage network and digital system security more effectively. This reflects a proactive approach by Indonesian companies to address a critical vulnerability.

From an Indonesian perspective, this partnership is crucial. The article points out the significant shortage of cybersecurity professionals in Indonesia, estimated between 600,000 and 1.5 million. Furthermore, the increasing adoption of cloud services and flexible work patterns has expanded the 'attack surface.' Therefore, adopting mature and adaptable South Korean technology is seen as a pragmatic solution to bridge this gap and protect vital digital assets. Unlike Western media, which might focus on global cyber warfare or corporate espionage, Republika centers the narrative on Indonesia's specific challenges and the practical steps being taken to overcome them.

The digital transformation that is increasingly massive, including the adoption of cloud and flexible work patterns, has significantly expanded the attack surface.

— Edi Nopian Mulia, VP IT, Product & Partnership DigiserveHighlighting the reasons behind the increasing vulnerability to cyber attacks.

The article also quotes Digiserve's leadership, who underscore that cybersecurity is no longer just a technical function but a cornerstone of business continuity and digital system stability. This framing positions the initiative not merely as a technological upgrade but as a fundamental requirement for economic resilience in the digital age. The emphasis on 'advanced technology, adaptability, and scalability' suggests a long-term vision for securing Indonesia's digital future.

Cybersecurity is no longer just a technical option, but a crucial component in mitigating business risks.

— Edi Nopian Mulia, VP IT, Product & Partnership DigiserveReiterating the strategic importance of cybersecurity.
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Originally published by Republika in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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