Jakarta, INTI - As cyberattacks in Indonesia surged by 714% above the annual average recorded between 2020 and 2024 last year, the country is stepping up efforts to strengthen its digital defenses and protect an increasingly connected digital ecosystem.
In response to the growing threat landscape, three key national institutions, the National Cyber and Crypto Agency (BSSN), the Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs (Komdigi), and the Indonesian Maritime Security Agency (Bakamla), have joined IndoSec 2026 as Supporting Partners, reinforcing the summit’s role in advancing Indonesia’s cybersecurity agenda.
As one of Indonesia’s leading cybersecurity platforms, the two-day IndoSec 2026 summit will take place on September 15–16 at The Ritz-Carlton Jakarta, Pacific Place. Organized by Tradepass, the summit has spent the past eight editions bringing together senior industry leaders, policymakers, cybersecurity professionals, and global technology providers to strengthen digital trust and resilience across Indonesia.
Its ninth edition is expected to be particularly significant, supported by strong regulatory participation, broad engagement from public and private sector organizations, and growing interest from global cybersecurity technology providers.
With participation from more than 2,000 pre-qualified delegates representing over 700 leading public and private organizations, alongside 60+ solution providers, IndoSec 2026 is set to become a major meeting point for Indonesia’s cybersecurity ecosystem.
The summit will feature more than 75 influential speakers and industry voices shaping the country’s cybersecurity priorities. Discussions will bring together policymakers, defense leaders, and private-sector executives, including:
- Rachmad Solik, Director of Customs and Excise Information and Technology, Directorate General of Customs and Excise, Ministry of Finance
- Muchtarul Huda, Director of Digital Space Monitoring Strategies and Policies, Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs (Komdigi)
- Col. Adriansyah Putra Harahap, Senior IT Officer, Indonesian Maritime Security Agency (Bakamla)
- Arif Ilham Adnan, Chairperson of the Permanent Committee, Jakarta Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN Jakarta)
- Rendra Perdana, Chief Information Security Officer / VP Information Security, DANA Indonesia
Tackling Indonesia’s Evolving Cybersecurity Priorities
The summit’s agenda will address some of the most pressing challenges shaping Indonesia’s cybersecurity landscape. Key discussions will cover the implementation of the Personal Data Protection (PDP) Law, cloud security, incident response, digital sovereignty, critical infrastructure protection, targeted ransomware threats, and governance challenges surrounding Agentic AI.
Alongside the conference, an extensive exhibition will connect enterprise decision-makers with leading cybersecurity technology providers from around the world. Participating companies include SentinelOne, Sophos, ManageEngine, Ping Identity, SOCRadar, Google Cloud Security, KnowBe4, Veeam, PT Tri Kreasi Mandiri Teknologi (TKMT), CrowdStrike, Thales, Energy Logserver, Sanatel, HackerOne, Bitdefender, Silverfort, Guardsquare, Qualys, AhnLab, GitLab, CTM360, Netcraft, MarkAny, S2W, Indosat Business, Barracuda, DEVO, Orca Security, Tenable, Pax8, NPCore, PICUS, LogEase, Cribl, Netpoleon, TechSolution, BitSight, NinjaOne, Axidian, Securonix, SearchInform, ARCON, Ciphety, Terrabyte, ThreatLocker, Chainguard, Mimecast, SPRO, and others.
Celebrating Excellence in Cybersecurity
Following two days of discussions, innovation, and industry engagement, IndoSec 2026 will conclude with the IndoSec Awards 2026 on September 16 from 4 p.m. The evening will feature live entertainment, a Gala Dinner, and awards recognizing outstanding achievements across seven cybersecurity categories.
The awards will be evaluated by a six-member jury comprising leading figures from Indonesia’s regulatory and cybersecurity sectors, providing a competitive benchmark for excellence and leadership in the country’s cybersecurity industry.
“Every nation pursuing digital sovereignty needs a platform where regulators, cybersecurity defenders, and technology innovators can come together around a shared agenda, address the challenges shaping the digital landscape, and establish a roadmap toward a more secure digital future.
For eight consecutive years, IndoSec has served as that platform for Indonesia, bringing together the ecosystem’s most influential stakeholders to turn dialogue into direction and ambition into action. As it enters its ninth edition, IndoSec is poised to build on that legacy and further strengthen its position as a driving force in Indonesia’s journey toward a secure, resilient, and digitally sovereign future,” said Sudhir Jena, CEO and Co-Founder of Tradepass.
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