Solutions
Solutions
Cybersecurity and compliance solutions for Indonesian enterprises, by industry, regulation, and service.
Compliance
BPR and BPRS
POJK 34/2025: IT and cybersecurity rules for BPR and BPRS
POJK 34/2025 takes effect 18 December 2026. What changes for BPR and BPRS: IT governance, periodic IT audit, cyber resilience, and how to comply in time.
Commercial banks & financial services
Cloud security and OJK compliance for Indonesian banks
What POJK 11/2022 requires before an Indonesian bank moves workloads to the cloud: data localization, OJK approval for offshore processing, outsourcing reporting, and shared responsibility.
Commercial banks (Bank Umum)
Cybersecurity compliance for commercial banks: POJK 11/2022 and SEOJK 29/2022
How commercial banks (Bank Umum) meet POJK 11/2022 and SEOJK 29/2022: the five cyber resilience control domains, OJK incident reporting requirements, and Alpha Code services that help banks satisfy them.
Critical infrastructure
Critical infrastructure security assessment under Perpres 82/2022
OT/ICS and IT security assessments for vital information infrastructure (IIV) operators mandated under Indonesia's Perpres 82/2022, coordinated by BSSN.
DPO-as-a-Service
Do you need a DPO? A UU PDP checklist
Run your processing against the three UU PDP triggers and the specific-data list to find out whether appointing a data protection officer is mandatory for you.
Compliance & GRC
GDPR certification in Indonesia: what actually exists
There is no official GDPR certificate most companies can buy. When GDPR applies to Indonesian businesses, what a real audit covers, and how UU PDP work helps.
DPO-as-a-Service
How to appoint a DPO under UU PDP
A step-by-step way to appoint a data protection officer under UU PDP: confirm the obligation, scope the role, choose in-house or outsourced, set the mandate.
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IEC 62443 compliance assessment for Indonesian industrial operators
IEC 62443 compliance assessment for Indonesian industrial operators: zone and conduit modeling, security level gap analysis, and OT remediation roadmap.
Compliance and GRC
Indonesia cybersecurity regulations: one tracker for every major rule
One table of Indonesia's cybersecurity regulations: UU PDP, POJK 11/2022, POJK 34/2025, PBI 2/2024, Perpres 82/2022, who must comply, and key deadlines.
Payment-system operators (PJP/PIP)
Cyber resilience compliance for payment-system operators (Bank Indonesia PBI 2/2024)
How PJP and PIP licensed by Bank Indonesia meet PBI 2/2024: information security standards, system monitoring, threat analysis, and incident reporting duties.
DPO-as-a-Service
UU PDP compliance for banking and financial services in Indonesia
How UU PDP applies to banks, multifinance, fintech, and insurance in Indonesia. Financial sector-specific obligations, intersection with POJK 11, and practical implementation steps.
DPO-as-a-Service
The cost of UU PDP non-compliance: fines, sanctions, and business risk
UU PDP allows administrative sanctions up to 2% of annual revenue and criminal penalties up to 6 years imprisonment. Full breakdown of non-compliance costs for Indonesian companies.
DPO-as-a-Service
What is a DPO under UU PDP?
What a data protection officer does under Indonesia's UU PDP: the three Article 53 triggers that make one mandatory, Article 54 duties, and outsourcing options.
Compliance & GRC
What is the NIST Cybersecurity Framework?
A plain guide to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework: its core functions, how it maps to maturity, and how it compares with ISO 27001 for Indonesian teams.
Compliance & GRC
What is SOC 2 compliance?
What SOC 2 attests, the difference between Type I and Type II, how it compares with ISO 27001, and when Indonesian companies get asked for it.
Services
Managed SOC / Agentic AI
Automated L1 SOC triage with agentic AI
Agentic AI handles L1 alert triage in parallel: context enrichment, cross-source correlation, and automated escalation. Analysts focus on real investigations.
Human risk management
Business email compromise: how Indonesian companies lose billions to a single email
BEC costs more than ransomware and bypasses your firewall entirely. How the attack works on Indonesian companies, and the layered defense that stops it.
Incident Response
How to check if your data has leaked, and what to do next
Reputable sites to check whether your personal data has leaked, what to do right after, and the 3x24 hour breach notification duty companies face under UU PDP.
Critical infrastructure, utilities, manufacturing
Critical infrastructure cyber threats in Indonesia: SCADA, water, energy, and manufacturing
Mapping cyber threats against Indonesia's critical infrastructure: ransomware claims on water utility SCADA systems, public data breaches, sector-level ICS risk data, and the IT-to-OT attack path.
Financial services
DPO responsibilities in Indonesian financial services
Banks and fintechs process financial data at scale, so a DPO is usually mandatory. The overlapping UU PDP and OJK duties a financial-sector officer coordinates.
Penetration testing
How long a penetration test takes and whether it disrupts your operations
Realistic penetration test timelines by scope, from a single web app to a full network or OT plant, what stretches them, and how to plan around an audit date.
Security Operations Center
Indonesia cyber attack statistics: verified numbers, updated quarterly
Verified cyber attack statistics for Indonesia: BSSN attack counts, fraud losses, ransomware and ICS data, each figure linked to its source. Reviewed quarterly.
EDR / Managed SOC
Managed EDR services: your SOC operating endpoint detection around the clock
Alpha Code's Jakarta SOC deploys, monitors, and responds to EDR alerts 24/7. An EDR tool alone needs analysts watching it. That is what managed EDR provides.
MDR
Managed detection and response in Indonesia
MDR through Alpha Code's Jakarta SOC: 24/7 detection, investigation, and active containment. Someone responds when a threat appears, not just alerts you.
XDR / Managed SOC
Managed XDR services: cross-layer detection through our Jakarta SOC
XDR correlates signals from endpoint, network, cloud, and identity. Alpha Code operates it from our Jakarta SOC, with analysts who act on every finding.
Penetration Testing
OT and ICS cybersecurity in Indonesia: a guide for energy, manufacturing, and oil and gas
Operational Technology and Industrial Control Systems security in Indonesia: specific threats, BSSN requirements for critical infrastructure, and OT risk assessment methodology.
OT/ICS Security Assessment
OT/ICS VAPT services in Indonesia: SCADA, DCS, and PLC security assessment
OT/ICS security assessment for SCADA, DCS, and PLCs in Indonesia. Passive methodology, no production disruption. Findings mapped to IEC 62443.
Oil & gas
OT VAPT for oil and gas operations in Indonesia: a guide for SKK Migas operators
OT security assessments for Indonesian oil and gas operators: wellhead SCADA, refinery DCS, SIS, and vendor remote access. Non-intrusive, HSE-coordinated methodology.
Human risk management
Phishing simulation and security awareness training that changes behavior
How a 12-month phishing simulation and awareness program runs quarter by quarter, the lures aimed at Indonesian staff, and the metrics that prove it works.
Incident Response
Ransomware response in Indonesia: what to do in the first 72 hours
Step-by-step ransomware response for Indonesian companies: isolate, assess, recover, and meet UU PDP and BSSN reporting obligations within the legal deadlines.
vCISO
What a vCISO does and when your organisation needs one
A fractional CISO who owns your security strategy, governance, and board reporting. Built for Indonesian enterprises navigating OJK, UU PDP, and ISO 27001.
threat
What is a zero-day and how do you defend against one?
What makes a vulnerability a zero-day, why patching alone cannot stop one, and how detection and response limit damage when no fix exists yet.
Cloud Security & DevSecOps
What is DevSecOps and how do you adopt it?
What DevSecOps is, how it differs from DevOps, the practices that make it work, and how to adopt it without slowing releases.
OT / ICS Security
What are ICS and SCADA, and why is securing them different?
What industrial control systems and SCADA are, how they differ, and why securing operational technology needs a different approach from IT.
Incident Response
What is incident response and how does it work?
What incident response covers, the phases of a response, Indonesian reporting duties, and when a retainer beats scrambling mid-breach.
Human Risk Management
What is phishing and how do you defend against it?
What phishing is, the main types from email to smishing and vishing, how to spot an attack, and how training and controls reduce the risk.
threat
What is ransomware and how do you recover from it?
What ransomware is, how it gets into a network, whether to pay, and how Indonesian organisations detect, contain, and recover from an attack.
Penetration Testing
What is red teaming and how is it different from a pentest?
What a red team engagement is, how it differs from penetration testing, where blue and purple teams fit, and when you are ready for one.
SIEM / Managed SOC
What is SIEM and does your business need one?
A plain guide to SIEM: what it does, how it underpins a SOC, and whether to run one in-house or through a managed service in Indonesia.
Comparisons
Endpoint detection and response
Antivirus vs EDR: which one does your business actually need?
Antivirus blocks known malware. EDR catches the infostealers and ransomware precursors hitting Indonesian companies. The difference, and when each is enough.
Managed detection and response
EDR vs XDR: scope, correlation, and who operates it
EDR watches your endpoints. XDR correlates across endpoint, network, cloud, and identity. Both are technologies; MDR is the service that operates either.
DPO-as-a-Service
In-house DPO vs outsourced DPO: comparing the cost
The real cost of a data protection officer in Indonesia: salary, benefits and tooling for an in-house hire versus a fixed retainer for an outsourced DPO.
Managed Security Services
Independent MSSP vs bundled cloud security: which is right for you?
Cloud providers offer bundled security services, but there is a conflict of interest rarely discussed. An objective comparison for CTOs and CISOs in Indonesia.
Managed detection and response
MDR vs MSSP: does the provider respond, or just alert you?
MSSP, managed SOC, and MDR all promise outsourced security, but only one guarantees the provider acts during an incident. Here is how to tell which you are actually buying.
Managed SOC
MSSP vs in-house SOC: the build-versus-buy decision
Build an in-house SOC or buy managed security? This guide compares real costs, the 24/7 staffing math, time to value, and when each model makes sense.
OT VAPT and IT VAPT
OT VAPT vs IT VAPT: why industrial environments need a different methodology
OT VAPT uses passive methodology because a single active probe can crash a PLC or trigger a safety incident. Standard IT penetration testing cannot be applied to OT directly.
SOC-as-a-Service
SOCaaS vs MSSP: managed tools, or a managed SOC?
SOCaaS and MSSP both outsource security operations, but one manages your security devices while the other runs the detection and analysis. Here is how to tell them apart.
Vulnerability assessment and penetration testing
Vulnerability assessment vs penetration testing: which do you need?
How a vulnerability assessment differs from a penetration test in depth, method, output, frequency, and cost, and which one Indonesian regulators expect.
By location
Cybersecurity by city
We are based in Jakarta and travel across Indonesia for on-site assessments, workshops, and incident response. Start from your city.
For banks, insurers, and government bodies headquartered in the capital.
For technology firms, universities, and manufacturers across West Java.
For hotels, villas, and tourism operators handling guest and payment data.
Plain-language definitions of the security and Indonesian compliance terms we work with every day, each linked to where we go deeper.