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    Background: Number of Attack 11.000.000 18.000.000 64% Rise?

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    According to the document, data security threats in Indonesia are increasing rapidly, with cyber attacks projected to rise 64% from 2022 to 2023. Malware and stolen credentials are currently the main points of entry for attacks. The private sector experiences 52% of threats, and is predicted to see even more attacks. Weak security practices in small and medium businesses can have domino effects and negatively impact larger multinational enterprises and public infrastructure as well. Stolen credentials are also sold between cybercrime groups and used to target bigger businesses.

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    According to the document, data security threats in Indonesia are increasing rapidly, with cyber attacks projected to rise 64% from 2022 to 2023. Malware and stolen credentials are currently the main points of entry for attacks. The private sector experiences 52% of threats, and is predicted to see even more attacks. Weak security practices in small and medium businesses can have domino effects and negatively impact larger multinational enterprises and public infrastructure as well. Stolen credentials are also sold between cybercrime groups and used to target bigger businesses.

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    According to the document, data security threats in Indonesia are increasing rapidly, with cyber attacks projected to rise 64% from 2022 to 2023. Malware and stolen credentials are currently the main points of entry for attacks. The private sector experiences 52% of threats, and is predicted to see even more attacks. Weak security practices in small and medium businesses can have domino effects and negatively impact larger multinational enterprises and public infrastructure as well. Stolen credentials are also sold between cybercrime groups and used to target bigger businesses.

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    According to the document, data security threats in Indonesia are increasing rapidly, with cyber attacks projected to rise 64% from 2022 to 2023. Malware and stolen credentials are currently the main points of entry for attacks. The private sector experiences 52% of threats, and is predicted to see even more attacks. Weak security practices in small and medium businesses can have domino effects and negatively impact larger multinational enterprises and public infrastructure as well. Stolen credentials are also sold between cybercrime groups and used to target bigger businesses.

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    Data Security on Enterprise Level in Indonesia

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    2021 2022 2023


    Number of attack 11.000.000 18.000.000 64% rise?

    Point of Entry Malware Stolen Credentials ?

    Government 36%, More likely attack


    Sector on Threats Education 18 % Private Sector 52% to private sector
    Private Sector 46% will increase
    Dominoes effect on cyber security –Security Awareness
    Weakest Point Multinational
    enterprise
    Public Infrastructure
    Small Business or
    medium enterprise

    Stolen Credentials sold to other


    Targeted attack Cybercrime organizations and used to
    For credentials Attack bigger business
    Response

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