Hypernet Technologies Emphasizes The Importance Of Cybersecurity In Indonesia

Year-End Media Briefing Hypernet Technologies (photo: Rana/VOI)

JAKARTA Hypernet Technologies, the Managed Service Provider (MSP) company, said it would focus on cybersecurity issues and handling starting next year.

Hypernet realizes that digitalization carries an important challenge, namely cyber issues. According to them, Indonesia is not yet ready for digitalization at this time because its security level is still very low.

In the Year-End Hypernet Technologies event, Director of Digital Economy, Celios Nailul Huda said that cybersecurity in Indonesia is still a major problem, as can be seen from the large amount of news about data leakage this year.

Indonesia is under Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand. We are the same asPhilipine. Indonesia is a country that is still relatively strong in cyber security for security countries," Nailul explained.

This weak digital security makes Hypernet more aware of its urgency. Even though Hypernet is already trying to keep customers safe, they plan to strengthen it more next year.

"From the data every year, the number of cases must always increase. We at Hypernet are aware and very aware of these risks. That is one of the focuses of next year's products regarding cyber security," said Hypernet Chief Operating Officer (COO) Sudino Oei.

Hypernet's commitment to maintaining customer safety can be seen from one of their products. Sudino said that they not only sell products in the form of firewall, cecurity, or ordinary antiviral devices. They will also detect cyber signatures.

Hypernet will build and create a Security Opening System (SOS) team to monitor all customer firewall or server devices. This team will monitor with a protection, detection, and recover system.

We protect from the technology side and so on. After protection, we do detection. We monitor all existing devices or environments in the customer. When we detect an anomaly, we will respond. Then lastly we recover in case of a database, "explained Sudino.