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And who makes sure they do this? Local security officers, known as pecalong, patrol the streets to ensure no one goes out or breaks the rules.No cars can be seen on the roads, bar the odd ambulance. The whole island comes to a standstill.Balinese people praying during the hindu ceremony at night on Nyepi Day. Photo / Getty ImagesEven if one doesn’t identify as a Balinese Hindu, all visitors to the island must adhere to the holiday’s rules during Nyepi. AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.Tourist attractions close, as does the airport, and hotel guests cannot check in or out during Nyepi.Amanda Syrowatka,…
Report Ocean published the latest research report on the Indonesia Cybersecurity Market. In order to comprehend a market holistically, a variety of factors must be evaluated, including demographics, business cycles, and microeconomic requirements that pertain precisely to the market under study. In addition, the Indonesia Cybersecurity Market study demonstrates a detailed examination of the business state, which represents creative ways for company growth, financial factors such as production value, key regions, and growth rate. [Download Free Sample]Report Ocean, a leading strategic consulting and market research firm, in its recent study, estimated the Indonesia cybersecurity market size at USD 1.04 billion…
Indonesia is making its national digital ID system an acceptable means of accessing public services as the next step in its government digital transformation, Antara News reports. The Directorate General of Population and Civil Registration (Dukcapil), which operates under the Ministry of Home Affairs, is implementing the Identitas Kependudukan Digital (IKD) and the national digital ID card, known as the e-KTP, for a wide range of services. First up are nine government services in priority areas, including population administration, education, healthcare and social assistance. Financial transactions with the state, government administration, One Data Indonesia services and police services will follow.…
Singaporean startup Mesh Bio has raised $3.5 million in a Series A funding round led by East Ventures. The round was also participated by Elev8, Seed Capitals, and its other shareholders. WHAT IT’S FOR In a statement, the company said it will use its fresh funds to scale the deployment of its solutions, particularly its flagship digital twin offering, across Hong Kong and Southeast Asia. The World Health Organization revealed in 2019 that 76% of all deaths in the region were attributed to noncommunicable diseases such as heart diseases and diabetes. Mesh Bio has a targeted focus on both Indonesia…
Indonesian president Joko Widodo’s years-long wooing on Elon Musk may have finally paid off. The Southeast Asian leader, commonly known as Jokowi, openly courted the Tesla CEO for investment in the country’s fledgling EV sector, even making a personal visit to see the billionaire in Texas in 2022. Musk has now made his first visit to Indonesia after Jokowi’s charm offensive. The billionaire traveled to the resort island of Bali over the weekend—not for Tesla, but for one of his other companies: SpaceX. On Sunday, Musk inaugurated SpaceX’s Starlink satellite internet service in Indonesia, saying he was “excited to bring…
Jakarta. As Indonesia prepares for its general election on Feb. 14, concerns about cybersecurity threats, such as the use of artificial intelligence to spread disinformation, loom large. Michael Sentonas, the President of the cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, advises Indonesia to prioritize cybersecurity measures, encompassing the adoption of modern solutions, utilization of threat intelligence, and implementation of threat-hunting practices. This year, there will be more than 40 democratic elections around the globe including Indonesia. Sentonas underscores the cybersecurity challenges faced by Indonesia, encompassing disinformation attempting to shift perception, subvert voting preferences, and destabilize democracy is a significant concern. “Recent developments in AI puts…
July 11, 2024Information hallCyber espionage / network security A China-linked Advanced Persistent Threat Group (APT), codenamed APT41, is suspected of using an “enhanced and updated version” of a known malware called StealthVector to create a previously undocumented backdoor called MoonWalk. A new variant of StealthVector, also called DUSTPAN, was codenamed DodgeBox by Zscaler ThreatLabz, which discovered the bootloader strain in April 2024. “DodgeBox is a bootloader that continues to boot a new backdoor called MoonWalk” – Security researchers Yin Hong Chang and Sudeep Singh said. “MoonWalk shares many of the evasion techniques implemented in DodgeBox and uses Google Drive for…
Jakarta, Indonesia – At least one person has been killed as police fired rubber bullets after residents in the West Papuan city of Jayapura in Indonesia attacked Papuan demonstrators, according to an official and a witness. Rustan Saru, the deputy mayor of Jayapura, confirmed the death to Al Jazeera on Friday, adding that the attack, which also wounded several people, came in response to the protesters destroying public facilities a day earlier. On Thursday, demonstrators damaged shops and a local government building as they protested against alleged racial discrimination by security forces and bystanders against ethnic Papuan students in Surabaya,…
Tragedy struck on 20 April 2024 atop Indonesia’s Ijen volcano, claiming the life of a Chinese tourist who was trying to get the best angle to photograph the scenery.Huang Lihong, 31, met her demise after an unfortunate slip led to a fatal fall from the crater’s edge. Accompanied by her husband, Zhang Yong, the couple, on a guided tour, ventured to witness the famed “blue fire” phenomenon in East Java province. Despite prior warnings from their guide regarding safety precautions, the excursion took a tragic turn.In an attempt to capture the scenic beauty, Huang, standing near the edge of the…
August 21, 2024Location:JW Marriott, Jakarta, IndonesiaTime: 8:30 AM to 4 PM CyberX Summit & Awards 2024 – Indonesia Edition, supported by the Badan Siber dan Sandi Negara (BSSN) and Jakarta Chamber of Commerce and Industries(KADIN), will take place on 21st August 2024 at the JW Marriott Hotel Jakarta, Indonesia. This premier event will address Indonesia’s pressing cybersecurity challenges through expert keynote speakers, dynamic panel discussions, and an exhibition of cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions. The event will also feature the prestigious CyberX Awards, celebrating excellence and outstanding contributions in cybersecurity. For more information, visit https://indonesia.cyberxglobal.com/ Previous articlePhoenix-Scottsdale Cybersecurity Conference Source link