ITSEC Asia Strengthens Indonesia’s Cybersecurity Through Talent Development & AI Solutions

PT ITSEC Asia Tbk (ITSEC Asia) (IDX: CYBR), a cybersecurity company with 16 years of experience, officially launched ITSEC Cyber & AI Academy at ITSEC Asia’s headquarters in Jakarta. The Academy is designed to strengthen Indonesia’s cybersecurity and AI talent through practice-based learning, real-world experience and technology tailored to the needs of professionals and organisations. The launch was attended by senior representatives from the Indonesian Government and national institutions, including Nezar Patria, Vice Minister of Communication and Digital Affairs; Edwin Hidayat, Director General of Digital Ecosystem at the Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs; Stella Christie, Vice Minister of Higher Education, Science and Technology; Tiar Nabilla Karbala, Special Staff to the President of the Republic of Indonesia for MSMEs and Digital Technology; and Air Vice Marshal I Ketut S. Wahyu Wijaya, M.A., Commander of the Indonesian Air Force Cyber Unit, representing Air Chief Marshal M. Tonny Harjono, Chief of Staff of the Indonesian Air Force. The event also brought together industry leaders, technology professionals, partners and members of the media. The acceleration

ITSEC Asia co-hosted AICX 2026 with Indonesia’s Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs on Tuesday, 20 October 2026, at Bali Beach Convention in Sanur, Bali. Held as part of Bali Tech Week 2026, the forum welcomed more than 600 participants and 25 speakers from government, regulatory bodies, business leadership, technology and academia, representing both Indonesia and the international community. Cyberattacks that disrupt services and interrupt business operations are occurring as AI accelerates technological change. For governments and businesses alike, the ability to anticipate threats, maintain operational continuity and recover systems has become increasingly urgent. Under the theme “AI, Cyber & Quantum: Indonesia's Next Chapter,” AICX 2026 brought stakeholders together to address these challenges and consider what Indonesia needs to prepare for next. AICX builds on the ITSEC Cybersecurity & AI Summit held last year, which brought together policymakers, business leaders and experts from across ASEAN. This year, the forum was co-hosted with the Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs, bringing AI and cybersecurity into a shared discussion. Policymakers gained direct perspectives

As cyber threats continue to escalate across Indonesia, cyber crisis preparedness has become an increasingly important issue for business leaders and decision-makers. Throughout 2025, Indonesia's National Cyber and Crypto Agency (BSSN) recorded more than 5.16 billion anomalous traffic events and indicators of suspicious cyber activity requiring further attention. The figures highlight that the ability to respond effectively to cyber incidents is just as critical as prevention itself. To help strengthen this capability, PT ITSEC Asia Tbk (ITSEC Asia) (IDX: CYBR), together with the Indonesian Digitalization and Cybersecurity Association (ADIGSI), brought the National Cyber Resilience Movement (GNKS) Roadshow to Makassar in Thursday, 25 June 2026. The event gathered industry leaders, cybersecurity professionals, and stakeholders to enhance organizational readiness against a wide range of cyber crisis scenarios. Held at Novotel Makassar Grand Shayla, the program featured an Executive Tabletop Exercise designed to give decision-makers practical exposure to cyber incident management. The session forms part of the broader National Cyber Resilience Movement being conducted throughout 2026. Previously, GNKS also was held in Banten on 30