Data breaches are a growing concern worldwide. Hackers exploit weak security systems or human error to steal sensitive information.

Indonesia's Communications and Information (Kominfo) Ministry planned to build a second National Data Center (PDN) in Nongsa Digital Park, Batam.

Kominfo Minister said he's planning to make a regulation requiring all ministries and institutions to backup their data after the ransomware attack.

Indonesia faces difficulties in overcoming the cyberattack on the temporary national data center that has been started since June 20.

The Kominfo Ministry assured the country's digital transformation efforts will not be deterred by the recent ransomware attack.

Kominfo Ministry said Indonesian government canceled its plan to block social media X (formerly Twitter) for its policy on pornographic content.

Transportation Ministry's spokesperson Adita Irawati clarified that the leaked data was not from the ministry's database.

The National Cyber and Encryption Agency (BSSN) reveals a possible data breach of the police's Automatic Fingerprint Identification System (Inafis).

Head of the National Cyber and Encryption Agency (BSN) Hinsa Siburian admitted that the National Data Center had been hacked.

The Kominfo Ministry has announced that the immigration service has returned to normal, following the ransomware cyberattack.